Sentence examples for true violence from inspiring English sources

But just at the brink of true violence, something stops us.

Whether or not that is true, violence against Lavalas's opponents has mounted, though attacks on its members are rare.

So far at least, we have averted true violence and have ended all our games with exchanges of peace, if occasionally with eyes averted.

"We are, after all, not immigrants but imports to this experiment America, lending not just everyday artifice to our experience in English but true violence" — dismembering and reassembling the master narrative.

The kingdom of true violence is waning, but the violence that is left is there for us to see.

"He was merely making sport," DeWitt writes, "and yet there was an undercurrent of true violence at play as well.

But it is also true that violence from "our" side continues unabated.

Enforcement aimed at the source of these weapons is true gun violence prevention.

"It's true that violence scares people off from the protests, but it's coming from the state," she argues.

This has been true when violence is on an individual basis and when it reaches genocidal proportions, as is the case in Sudan.

(That is also true of violence and N.F.L. players but, again, there are other factors at work there, including the role-model issue).