Sentence examples for raw and violent from inspiring English sources

Its raw and violent subject is matched by its hectic style; the thin production values take a backseat to Fuller's rich imagination.

The reality, exposed by the raw and violent riots here last week, was far different: Some 1,200 foreigners, most of them Africans, earned about $30 a day under the table picking oranges and clementines.

Admiral Sir George Zambellas, the First Sea Lord, said: "Admiral Woodward's inspirational leadership and tactical acumen, meshing the realities of the high political command at home with the raw and violent fight at sea, was a major factor in shaping the success of the British forces in the South Atlantic".

There are no debtor's prisons in today's Britain, it is no longer acceptable to treat mental illness as a spectator sport, hanging has been abolished – to take some of the images of the raw and violent past that fill Hogarth's prints and paintings.

Where Baltimore Club is rugged, raw, and violent, Jersey Club is sexy and smooth.

The raw and violent past of residential schools literally stole aboriginal children away from their parents' homes and stuck them in new and unsettling homes.

What you see, here and throughout the show, are not just romantic ruins or contextless fragments; Ms. Bhabha has a raw and sometimes violent approach to sculpture that feels very contemporary but makes you think about the way we excavate and display the art of past civilizations.

When I spoke to Witkin he pointed out that the painting handling surrounding the figure was raw and somewhat violent.

Dr. No is definitely of the '60s, rawer and more sexual and violent.

With no creature comforts, this most un-Jaguar-like of Jaguars is raw, loud, violent and extremely fast.

This childhood is a future writer's paradise, provincial and violent, rich in raw and scalding indignities, privations, persecutions, shame.