No trace of violence appeared among its banal swings and slides.
The raucous piece, which was premièred by England's Birmingham Contemporary Music Group (with a little help from their friends), had a trace of violence to it, partly inspired by the scream-songs chanted at English soccer games.
The profit led the two men, assisted by their common-law wives, during the following months to entice at least 15 unknown wayfarers into the lodging house, where they got them intoxicated and then smothered them (in order to leave no trace of violence).
The exhibition that they ultimately assembled was devoted to "undoing the colonial endeavour," "bearing witness to histories that manifest through the body," and exploring "the trace of violence as found through self-sovereignty".
The exhibition that they ultimately assembled was devoted to "undoing the colonial endeavor," "bearing witness to histories that manifest through the body," and exploring "the trace of violence as found through self-sovereignty".
No, we concluded: if anything, the truth was in some ways worse than we reported – because tracing the trails of violence and graft to the satisfaction of English libel law was often impossible.
But traces of the violence that destroyed the lives of two American brothers with businesses here linger.
He once explained that his books bear "traces of the violence of pencil strokes, exclamation points, arrows and underlining".
The famous sliced open canvases, although bearing traces of obvious violence, are nonetheless serving an idealistic quest.
She had assigned reporters to trace incidences of violence in Alexandria and in a district of Cairo called Manial.
