Sentence examples for violence confronting from inspiring English sources

Audiences may see Cassils' muscle-heavy body as a way of challenging such violence, confronting bullying with strength.

Tim King, Urban Prep's founder and chief executive, recounted the struggles so many of his students had endured to get to graduation— traversing neighborhoods plagued by violence, confronting homelessness and poverty.

The crime of which he is accused turns out to be an absolute epic, a sort of moral and philosophical conundrum worked out through the medium of horrifying violence, confronting real-world genocide with vigilante law.

He attended nine regional meetings this year where governments, NGOs, academics and others spoke openly about the violence confronting children and debated the way forward.

Its savage violence confronted head-on the aesthetics of impressionism – then at the apogee of Parisian musical fashion – just as the razor-sharp editing between phrases subverted the smooth, seamless flow of the Germanic symphonic tradition with pitiless efficacy.

The high levels of violence confronted by the Kashmiri population have resulted in high prevalence (33%) of mental health problems.

To assist in determining the future direction of medical humanitarian assistance in the Indian part of Kashmir, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) undertook a quantitative population survey to assess the frequency and nature of violence confronted by the population living in the Indian part of Kashmir and its impact on psychological health and socio-economic functioning.

The Palestinians would need to show a renewed commitment to honoring accords, ending violence and confronting their own radicals.

With the army now caught between the president's instructions to restore order and the citizens' refusal to comply, he said, the "armed forces are facing a serious dilemma" as they seek to end the violence without "confronting citizens and their right to protest".

So far they have succeeded only in disrupting the business of government for a few days, and the authorities have been careful not to risk violence by confronting them, our correspondent adds.

Mr. Colom, who directed the National Fund for Peace, a government development agency, countered that confronting violence with violence was shortsighted.