Sentence examples for substitute violence from inspiring English sources

Schell quotes Hannah Arendt - 'to substitute violence for power can bring victory, but the price is very high; for it is not only paid by the vanquished, it is paid by the victor in terms of his own power' - and adds his own damning codicil: 'Even as this use of violence restored rule it destroyed the last reserves of support the regime required.' Schell and Kurlansky agree here.

(1), substituted "violence or drug trafficking crime," for "violence" in three places, and added par.

"Gephardt used to say, 'Congress is a substitute for violence,' " Mr. Elmendorf said.

"I think there are two elements to Israelis' obsession with reality TV: escapism and a substitute for violence.

There has been until now little analysis of the unarticulated claim that underlies the truth commissions' very existence: that language in this case narrative stories can substitute for violence.

A 1995 remake by John Carpenter, set in the US, substitutes grisly violence for clammy atmosphere, and loses much of the original's subtlety as a result.

Like "Boardwalk Empire" and its ilk, "The Knick" is studiously harsh, visually and thematically — the well-done and gory surgical reënactments substitute for mobster violence.

It was also partly a consequence of young men being given a substitute for interpersonal violence to demonstrate their masculinity - organised sport.

Marston also though used Wonder Woman as a way to think about substituting love for violence.

The film's first half has almost no action, substituting moments of violence for actual suspense and/or tension.

A directorial decision to make the performers wear gray and act out clichés of movie violence while substituting brightly colored foodstuffs for traditional red squibs and gore.