Sentence examples for peaceful release from inspiring English sources

Death, who in this work represents peaceful release (and has a moving, poetic aria to that effect), is offended by Overall's presumptuousness and disgusted by the grim mechanization of modern warfare.

For me, calling off the search for God was more like a peaceful release from the dogmatic heel on the head.

Although the peaceful release of what appeared to be a healthy but emaciated Bergdahl created shock waves, America has since been exposed to more disturbing images of what can happen to hostages.

"To allow a peaceful exit," a rebel news release circulated Monday morning said, "our Movement demands" the "complete demilitarization of the city and the airport of Goma," except for United Nations peacekeepers, and also "direct political negotiations with the Movement of March 23".

Shia militias too have taken steps towards peaceful coexistence, releasing some hostages (though a recent new kidnapping and mortar fire targeting Baghdad's secure Green Zone have called their intentions into question).The real problem is not armed resistance, which is now a fringe activity.

A vet recommended a peaceful and dignified release from her suffering.

Between the 1950's and 1970's, Dr. Teller was the chief promoter of Project Plowshare, the use of underground nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes, like releasing fuel from Western oil shale formations, freeing natural gas deposits, or digging a harbor on the west coast of Alaska.

In 2011, he crushed initially peaceful protests and released jihadis from his prisons so they would militarise the uprising and make it easier to fight.

A State Department statement called on Russia "to immediately release all peaceful protesters" and affirmed that the Trump administration believes that "[d]etaining peaceful protesters, human rights observers, and journalists is an affront to core democratic values".

CHICAGO — Demonstrators took to the streets of this city's downtown in tense but largely peaceful protests after the release of video on Tuesday showing the fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white Chicago police officer.

Human Rights Watch's Andrea Prasow is encouraged that Trump's administration has called on Russia "to immediately release all peaceful protesters".