Sentence examples for violence mark from inspiring English sources

Dishonesty and violence mark his relationship with his wealthy, demanding fiancée; a greater threat is a white female coworker who insults and then entices him.

From "The Italian Job" (1969) through "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" (1999), a cool, brazen wit and stylized violence mark some of the best examples of complicated robbery scenarios in British cinema.

Does the violence mark, as President Bush says, the mortal struggle over the establishment of "something new: constitutional democracy at the heart of the Middle East?" Or is it a struggle that will only get worse until American troops pull out, as Representative John P. Murtha, the Pennsylvania Democrat and decorated Vietnam veteran, said in a tearful speech on the House floor last month?

This needs to begin with a genuine end to violence, marked by deeds not words.

They are melodramas of horror and violence, marked by sensational pseudo-realism and rhetorical cleverness.

His latest, In a Valley of Violence, marks his first major leap.

More worryingly, there is plenty of evidence that the violence marks a return to the war's old battle lines.

Abdul Majied Almusalami, a leading voice in the Tunisian Republican party, said turning to violence marked "dramatic tipping point".

Violence marked the final day of election counting yesterday as two bombs in Diyala province killed 40 people and wounded more than 60.

But the violence marks a change in the nature of the struggle that has been fought out since last June's tainted presidential election.

If the volume of acts has dropped since the beginning of the year, the current trend is flat, describing a continuing, slow drizzle of violence marked by more serious incidents with a potential for new flare-ups.