Sentence examples for unmitigated violence from inspiring English sources

And by nicely I mean in a furious fountain of unmitigated violence.

Despite Mr. Sharon's reserve, centrist members of his cabinet seemed heartened by what commentators described as the first concrete peace signal in 17 months of unmitigated violence.

But in the long run, Mr. Fishman said, the rebellion was "a direct repudiation of Al Qaeda's core argument, which is that the only way to create change in Arab countries is through unmitigated violence".

However, Obama must note that "our terms," which are unnecessarily aggressive and unilateral, will not necessarily be welcomed by the beleaguered population of Central Asia, already hostage to eight years of Bush's reign of unmitigated violence.

The early UFCs were a science experiment of unmitigated violence to determine the greatest martial art on the planet.

They are 111 minutes of almost unmitigated cruelty, violence, sexual abuse and misery.

"Evil doings may result when egoism, cravings, attachments, and ignorance are expressed as greed, hatred, and violence, which, if unmitigated, is perpetuated through rebirth".

We may create beautiful music and art and extend our reach into the far reaches of the galaxy, but by dint of violence, toxic effluvia, and unmitigated growth we often behave more like a malignancy than a miracle.

What wonderful embarrassment for those who believed that an unmitigated diet of gritty social realism, graphically described sexual couplings and sadistic violence was what readers really wanted - and all they should get.

However as sexual violence against women, men and children by state agents remains both common and unmitigated, this promise of a change comes with a dark cloud of doubt looming over it.

That kind of unmitigated vision of criminality in the South never is allowed to have an enduring life because there's so much vigilante violence, there's so much injustice, so, by the time you get Scottsboro, it's clear to the nation that a black man doesn't have a fair chance in the courts of law….