Sentence examples for rape arise from inspiring English sources

It is comforting for many to believe that cultures of rape arise in war-torn places like the Democratic Republic of Congo.

I was at a friend's house when the topic of college rape arose.

However, it was not until recent weeks that a thread regarding the alleged rape arose on the college gossip forum CollegiateACB.com.

Radical feminists see rape as arising from patriarchal constructions of gender and sexuality within the context of broader systems of male power, and emphasize the harm that rape does to women as a group.

In the end a number of soldiers were court martialled and imprisoned for looting and theft, although more serious allegations, including rape, also arose.

The question of the police preventing these rapes does not arise.

Also redounding to Obama's benefit was Senate candidate Todd Akin, who gave the world his insights on "legitimate rape" and his theory that women have a magic ability to "shut down" pregnancies that arise from rape.

Called "Was It Rape, Then?", the story borrows lines from Shakespeare's plays to recreate the multitude of dire experiences that can arise from rape culture.

The allegations of a rape cover-up arose over the weekend after George Smith, 42, a former valet, identified himself as the victim of an alleged assault by one of Charles's principal aides, whom he did not name.

When politicians and pundits expatiate on the the dangerous "man in a dress" coming to rape your child, fears naturally arise.

Gender violence and women's rights continue to be highlighted in India by the massive anti-rape movement which arose in the wake of the horrific gang rape and murder of a student in Delhi in December 2012.