Sentence examples for practised violence from inspiring English sources
Yet officials often state as fact that 30,000 died.While much of Argentina's Catholic hierarchy was complicit with the dictatorship, part of the church's base, identified with liberation theology, "theorised and practised violence in the name of a…kingdom of justice in which it was legitimate to sacrifice individuals", says Mr Zanatta.
Mr Breivik claimed to have been in touch with the EDL which does not imply any responsibility on its part.For several years after the terror attacks on the United States in 2001, senior figures in both Europe and America held back from any denunciation of Islam as such; they were careful to distinguish between the faith and the people who practised violence in its name.
He is told by men well-practised in violence that it is crucial to "think of the issues, not the people", but the novel is a brilliant demonstration of the impossibility of divorcing ideas from their human repercussions.
After Mubarak stepped down, power passed temporarily to a military council, which ignored the demands of the revolutionaries and treated protesters with violence as brutal as any practised under Mubarak.
Experience has taught me that the markers of domestic violence, both physical and mental, are almost always hidden with an unfortunate, practised skill.
In turn, it is confirmed that the violence manifested in emotional relationships of young people today can be bidirectional, meaning that it is practised simultaneously by men as well as women (Rey-Anacona 2013).
Everything I do is practised in training.
Brownstein smiles in a practised way.
Diplomats are practised savers of faces.
All practised map-readers know that.
