Sentence examples for violence cold from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise when the violence — cold, methodical, almost surgical and entirely thrill-free — does come; the surprise is how long it takes to arrive.

In many ways, "The Americans" has it all: Sex, violence, Cold War intrigue, Reagan-era fashions (oh, that hair!), marriage as metaphor, Margo Martindale … the list goes on and on.

"I studied very hard for my mid-year exams despite the constant violence, cold weather and long power cuts – even kerosene lamps and heaters were idle during the examination period because of fuel shortages," says Rana. Yasmeen Nazar, a first-year student at the College of Law in Baghdad, believes that the restoration of security is the only solution.

James's seven-hundred-page third novel is a prismatic story of gang violence and Cold War politics in a turbulent post-independence Jamaica.

It opens with madness, ends with apocalypse, and teems with reckless energy, frenzied passions, extravagant violence, and Cold War paranoia throughout.

Exploring such hot-button issues as civil rights, racial violence, the Cold War and Vietnam, it embodied the turbulence of the time -- a blunt reminder that in terms of "human" relations, we still had a lot of progress to make.

Meanwhile, many of the millions of Syrians displaced by years of violence are cold, hungry and living in squalor this holiday season.

"The opposite of war is not peace but civilisation, and civilisation is purchased with violence and cold-blooded murder.

That film spun entertainingly across several stories and connected seemingly random events, and Mr. Herzfeld gave the violence and cold-blooded humor a dolorous synchronicity.

I felt an undercurrent of violence like the cold touch of deep water in a lake.

The story delivers a series of thrilling twists, cold violence and jawdropping reveals.