Sentence examples for performance violence from inspiring English sources

One expert even calls it "performance violence" – although its threat tends to be wildly exaggerated.

Mark Juergensmeyer, one of the great thinkers on terrorism, captured the essence of that phenomenon in one phrase: performance violence.

The as-yet-unpublished study cites earlier research linking binge drinking to problems that include poor academic performance, violence, risky sexual behaviors and the development of alcohol dependence.

Cassils' piece plays on the idea of performance and performing violence.

As its population has mushroomed, Kibera has become a 300-acre breeding ground for all that is wrong with Kenya -- its AIDS epidemic, its dismal economic performance, its violence and ethnic animosities.

The Roman games involved brutally cruel public performance of violence on subjugated human bodies such as criminals, slaves, captives of war, and Christians.

In the context of high levels of poverty, a strong argument has been made that young men construct a subordinated masculinity, focused on heterosexual performance and violence as a way of building their sense of self-worth and positioning themselves within the gender and broader social order of these socially subordinated spaces (20, 26, 27).

In the 1970s the two collaborated on germinal public performances protesting violence against women; at the gallery that night they spoke of past and present as a continuum, and what it meant still to be artist-activists in the world today.

The Crown Prosecution Service has just published its annual performance review titled Violence Against Women and Girls: Crime Report.

Social/cultural anthropology, especially as relating to linguistic and medical anthropology, narrative, media and mediatization, folklore and performance, racialization, and violence.

Data released on Monday on police and Criminal Prosecution Service (CPS) performance on domestic violence shows that the criminal justice system is failing to protect women.