Sentence examples for violence generated from inspiring English sources

And the violence generated in the North Caucasus will continue to reach into the Russian heartland.

In Baghdad, the American military was also drawn deeper into the violence generated by the Basra assault.

Explicit content warnings promising gratuitous sex and violence generated buzz in the media and raised the hackles of tradition-minded subscribers ahead of its opening, and indeed the reception for this bold interpretation was just as polarised.

Special forces are also likely to carry out some counter-terrorism operations in partnership with the Afghans.A chief reason for the rethink is that the violence generated by the Taliban insurgency remains uncomfortably high.

The guilty plea emerged during an hour of quiet dialogue between Mr. Coke and a federal judge, a proceeding that stood in sharp contrast to the violence generated last year as the Jamaican authorities searched for Mr. Coke, a neighborhood don, at the request of American prosecutors.

"Ana Maria Pacheco, for instance, often chooses religious subjects such as the beheading of the Baptist to refer back to a familiar Biblical story but also to use it as a political example of one who speaks 'truth to power' and to draw attention to the troubled political history of her native Brazil, referring back to violence generated by colonialism and African slavery".

And to finish, let me remind you that violence generates violence.

Nazir, like Aafaq, had joined the ranks of the martyrs in a war that has lost its way, a war that now feeds on itself each act of violence generating a new response that generates more recruits.

Nazir, like Aafaq, had joined the ranks of the martyrs in a war that has lost its way, a war that now feeds on itself — each act of violence generating a new response that generates more recruits.

"Violence generates more violence".

Whereas Arab violence generates adrenalin-pumping headlines and is mostly reported outside any serious context -- e.g., the U.S. devastation of Iraq, Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib, the Koran burnings, the ongoing drone assassinations -- the violence that emerges from U.S. policy is softened with so much context it's often a struggle to figure out if anything happened at all.