Sentence examples for utter violence from inspiring English sources

The book also explores the "utter violence" of early Irish American history.

"Even with this degree of access, television cannot ever adequately convey the sheer brute force of war, the noise and utter violence," the NBC anchor Tom Brokaw said by telephone during a break in his newscast on Friday night.

By the end of the 18th century, the sequence of violent and revolutionary events in Europe, and the Napoleonic threat of invasion, had bred a form of millenarian fever in England, full of blood-drenched visions of the end of time, when "utter violence gives way to the moment of utter peace".

"He had this tendency to shift tone suddenly from comedy to utter violence, so he was into what I call shock therapy," he says.

This is the problem with Infernalists -- they want to base their theology around an apparent exception rather than the rule of Christ's life, which was an utter rejection of violence, even to his dying breath.

There are moderate elements in Hamas, and they should be directly engaged as soon as possible, for the same reasons Britain is engaging Hezbollah — to bring them into the political process and out of utter-frustration-driven violence.

It's hard to understand words of violence uttered from the mouths of seemingly kind men.

The pro-gun side swerves between utter complacency about gun violence and a call for war on all fronts against terror.

In official statements noteworthy for their strong language, UEFA expressed "utter disgust" at the stadium violence, and FIFA blamed "idiotic troublemakers".

And since Colombia's current mood is one of utter weariness with endemic rebel violence and a rejection of any further appeasement, Ms Betancourt faces, at best, a long captivity.In France, her kidnap is seen as a national affront.

Still, Israel had severely criticized Mr. Arafat's failure to utter any condemnation of the violence after two separate cease-fire arrangements in which he had pledged to do so.