Sentence examples for politicized violence from inspiring English sources

The term has most often operated as a catch-all term for a person whose skin isn't white, exacting politicized violence on those who don't deserve any violence at all.

When politicized violence is involved ― as it was in Cruz's death ― their job is complicated by the fact that families are often understandably consumed by anger, which robs them of time and energy for grieving.

If we did dare to ponder, we may find that we are surprisingly lax when it comes to anti-Muslim violence in that we do not even consider the question whether or not it is politicized violence, let alone the answer.

Having said that, Bradley lands in Cairo at a time of heightened political tension in which militant, highly politicized, violence-prone ultras play an important role.

Be assured, if religion has become politicized and violence is one of its primary manifestations, it is no longer religion as something exalted and inspiring.

The ultras -- militant, highly politicized, violence-prone soccer fans modeled on similar groups in Italy and Serbia -- chanting "Where are the Baltagiya (thugs)?

The soccer matches and mounting tension in advance of the protest are likely to be seen by militant, highly politicized, violence-prone and street battle-hardened soccer fans as an opportunity to demonstrate their sustained mettle and resolve.

It also included a law freeing political prisoners, the most prominent of whom is Leopoldo López, convicted in a highly politicized trial of inciting violence against the government in 2014 protests in which some 40 people were killed.

When the Drudge Report, Rush Limbaugh and Fox News — the troglodyte trio — saw this story, it went from an all-too-common tale of urban violence to a politicized narrative and magnet for racists.

The "riot" narrative focuses on politicized demonstrations and acts of collective violence that may be read as responses to the history of racial inequality in Crown Heights, while downplaying the brutal attacks on individual Jews like Yankel Rosenbaum, as well as the abhorrent anti-Semitic rhetoric of some rioters.

Mr. Sharon is reviled in the Arab world, which holds him responsible for provoking the present violence by a heavily guarded, politicized visit to the Muslim compound in the heart of the Old City.