Sentence examples for sweet violence from inspiring English sources

It's the excuse he's been waiting for all night for some sweet violence.

· Terry Eagleton's latest book is Sweet Violence: The Idea of the Tragic (Blackwell).

"Sweet Violence" has all the characteristics that compel the reader, however tested and exasperated, to admire its author.

She has become increasingly adept at pointing at things, and "Sanja Ivekovic: Sweet Violence" gives a succinct account of her progress.

Best is a contribution by Ian Buruma, "Sweet Violence," which addresses the thrill of Schadenfreude that many well-off, educated people around the world felt on September 11th.

In his review of Terry Eagleton's "Sweet Violence" (Dec. 29), Frank Kermode notes that Aristotelian tragedy involves catharsis, a term that has been widely interpreted (and misunderstood).

"Try as I did, I couldn't get rid of the sweets-violence connection," says Morris.

His music is bitter and mournful - and yet a pleasure to listen to: his latest album, Sweet Warrior, covers violence, the Iraq war and prostitution but is a lot more fun than that makes it sound.

Through all the classic juxtapositions of sweet sounds and casual violence, interpretations of our music and our culture are being advanced.

The moments of tender truce between mother and son are all the sweeter for the real violence of the storms that have come before.

My sweet, sweet, sweetness.