Sentence examples for traumatic violence from inspiring English sources

As "Blink of an Eye" unfolds, there are few signs of the traumatic violence established in the opening sequence.

Sheil comes closer to the obliteration of self, the traumatic violence to self, the loss of consciousness and of control that Quinn describes in her contemporaneous report.

Despite the long takes and the wide angles, the traumatic violence looks like expertly realized C.G.I., combined with elaborately sampled stunt work.

The warped ideals and traumatic violence of Japan's involvement in the Second World War and the economic transformations of postwar society bear monstrous results in Nagisa Oshima's 1969 drama "Boy".

The reality, on the other hand, is that between these intermittent headlines, Afghans die less sensational deaths, suffer less dramatic travails and survive less repugnant but equally traumatic violence on a regular basis.

During these times of understaffing, the existing intake staff chose for interview those women whom they believed to have suffered the most traumatic violence, based on interactions during the initial triage.

There has been a cultural shift in the country, he said, since traumatic gun violence in the 1960s, including political assassinations, led to gun restrictions.

In other words, it is no longer repressed memory that makes one ill and traumatic sexual violence no longer figures as the primary cause of symptoms.

Contrary to this traumatic processing, violence cues can be processed differently and appetitively during the perpetration of atrocities [ 36].

"Sex Abuse of Girls Is Stubborn Scourge in Africa" (front page, Dec. 1) brings to light one of the most shocking results of sexual violence: traumatic gynecologic fistula.

Although it is now acknowledged that rape is a particularly traumatic form of violence, in court a rape victim's character remains fair game for defence barristers.