Sentence examples for violence isolation from inspiring English sources

Secular – not religious – spaces provide vulnerable minority women with alternatives to violence, isolation and fear, creating opportunities to build solidarity based on need and not religious or communal identity.

Maybe it's because women on the road face a set of obstacles that men in bands will never have to consider: sexual harassment, gendered violence, isolation, rape (and the subsequent blanket of silence and victim smearing that happens if the accused happens to be a punk hero).

In some contexts, marginalization and limitation in accessing resources and labor shape women's vulnerability and lead to violence, isolation, and inequality (Fordham 1998).

Some suffered from violence, isolation while in detention.

36 From Hoff's 37 study, we know that the stigma of victimisation shame, threat of further violence, isolation and fear of judgement often prevents victims from reporting violent behaviour.

The maquiladoras have been largely untouched by the violence, but isolation added an extra buffer.

She moved to Florida, and they married in a quiet courthouse ceremony in 2009, but the short-lived marriage was marred by violence and isolation, she said.

His fiction was dark and often savagely comic fiction, and evoked a psychic American landscape of deluded innocence, sexual obsession, violence and isolation.

Global Israel is betting that it is the fear of Palestinian violence, international isolation, and a growing breach with America and the West.

James Purdy, whose dark, often savagely comic fiction evoked an American psychic landscape of deluded innocence, sexual obsession, violence and isolation, died on Friday in Englewood, N.J.

To ignore the role of disadvantage, lack of jobs, despair and chronic alcohol abuse would be to see domestic violence in isolation.