Sentence examples for the theme of violence from inspiring English sources

He said: "When Cezanne was a young man, he produced a series of paintings on the theme of violence and especially sexual violence.

Hijacking the concept, the Gala Committee turned out a series of cheery-toned paintings on the theme of violence and death in Los Angeles.

"Transit" grazes the theme of violence as a rite of passage from Sam Peckinpah's "Straw Dogs," adding the automotive fireworks of Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof" and the bayou claustrophobia of Walter Hill's "Southern Comfort".

His own philosophical work paid increasing attention to the theme of violence, as he demonstrated in La violencia y sus máscaras (1978), co-authored with critical philosopher Edison Otero, a collaboration that signaled a rapprochement between the two historical philosophical traditions in the country.

(The theme of violence against women is even more pronounced in Meyer's subsequent novel, "The Host").

We have no explanation for why the theme of violence was used in such a limited way, except to say that many of the derogatory terms have a covert connotation, referring to something to be feared.

There was very little attempt to understand the themes of violence and eroticism conveyed in the style.

"The Healing Walls," a pair of North Philadelphia murals on the themes of violence, remorse and redemption, were also painted in 2004.

We could just as easily be in the 1870s or the 1930s, since the themes of violence, honor and sacrifice are as unchanging as the big, cloud-swept sky.

Set in working-class Irish Catholic Boston, this film revisits the themes of violence, honor and guilt that have haunted many of Mr. Eastwood's movies; it is among the most humane of his films, but also the most rigorously pessimistic.

As it happens, Ten Canoes does not have such a warning, despite the themes of violence and death: perhaps the cultural stricture is not universally applicable, or perhaps the camera is not deemed to have captured the precise moment of death.