Sentence examples for the violences of from inspiring English sources
The violence and violent comedy of his novels strike us, in the main, as merely descriptive, the way the violences of geology are.
Perednik's interrogation of the violences of Argentina's "dirty war" is ingenious in its darkly whimsical freneticism, and it's not difficult to see the relevance of such work to today's terror-manic America.
The term may indeed be justly descriptive of the limited possibilities for active political dissent that typify such societies, the restrictions that liberal government (in its fullest sense, involving its synergetic relationship with capitalism) places on adversarial politics, but it is surely very complacent concerning the violences of this 'reasonable' power system.
"The violence of unemployment.
Even the violence of hatred.
Ah the violence of Nanny.
Or is it the violence of translation?
You can't balance the violence of the oppressor with the violence of the oppressed.
Ironic, given all the violence of the last series.
Is part of it the violence of the hit?
