Sentence examples for violence matched from inspiring English sources

"Spain has a long and painful history of separatist violence matched by counterterrorism measures that violate human rights: persistent allegations of torture, incommunicado detention, denial of access to lawyers, to name just a few," said Judith Sunderland, who covers Spain for Human Rights Watch.

Early in the crisis, it seemed as if leaders of the political establishment had banded together in shock to condemn the violence, matching a public mood of bewilderment, distress and incomprehension.

For four years, Ms. Rodríguez labored quietly in the eye of the storm of violence, matching skeletons with faded photographs sent to her by the relatives of the missing.

And while his assessment of the decline in violence matches that of American military commanders, it was not clear how he had tallied the number of returning families, which officials say have been exceedingly difficult to locate.

This is far from the only video that presents a level of violence matching the activists' claims.

Italian football has been eclipsed, wounded by crowd violence, match fixing and ageing stadiums.

The constant threat of violence was matched by a wave of massively disruptive strikes provoked by prime minister Alain Juppé's austerity measures.

The note of violence is matched and bettered by Jack, a policeman who has left Judy for another woman but finds he needs some of the money he carelessly handed over to Judy to start his new life.

In "The Wolf of Wall Street," whether he's acting from experience, desire, or fantasy, DiCaprio gives one of the most uninhibitedly pleasure-hungry, appetitive performances in recent memory, and Scorsese a director whose sense of violence is matched only by his sense of guilt allows DiCaprio to let it all hang out.

The result is a striking portrait of a single divided self: Reggie, the calculatingly cool charmer, whose sharp suits mirror his businessman's mind; Ron, the paranoid schizophrenic, whose lust for random violence is matched only by his passion for handsome young men ("I'm homosexual, but I'm not a poof") and his dear old mum's tea and cake.

Each student protocol with reported conjugal violence was matched with another protocol with an identical score on the MC-SDS and on which physical aggression was not reported.