Sentence examples for violence made of from inspiring English sources

"It is an operation both primitive and extremely modern in its elementary violence, made of ink and paper in the Internet era," Mr. Mauro wrote.

I read that there was a kind of violence made on her but that's not true.

The violence made most of the city impassable today.

The first, La ley contra la violencia intrafamiliar (Law against family violence) made all forms of domestic violence illegal and punishable by law.

And in place of the other copy on the original poster, like "A story never told so frankly … so imtimately!" and "… a film of ribaldry and violence made from the juice of life!," Ms. Jones's cover has, well, nothing.

She then made things even worse by giving the same reason the Tories had given for making the same decision last year: that the threat of loyalist violence made the march the lesser of two evils.

The scenes of sexual violence made the film the subject of continuing censorship for more than 30 years, particularly in Britain, where it was repeatedly refused a certificate by the British Board of Film Classification.

Their borders are a fretwork of scars; they are the history of violence made legible on earth.

Quentin Tarantino, the master of a new, more whimsical sort of violence, made his debut as a studio writer with "True Romance," a drug-and-crime caper released by Warner in 1993.

"His threats of violence made it clear she'd never get me".

But he said that the level of violence made him realize that the foreign forces could not bring security.