Sentence examples for violence of both from inspiring English sources

However, I know plenty of Israelis who shy away from attending the demonstrations at Bil'in and Nil'in precisely because of the anticipated violence of both the army and the protesters.

The violence of both his behavior and his lamentations acquire a vicious, comic air of absurdity.

Bacon stresses the similarity of life-casting to photography, in order to reveal the deathliness and violence of both in rendering brute fact.

As an international relief worker with 27 years' experience, I have seen the immunity from violence of both relief workers and journalists disappear.

Mr. Eschenbach will be in his element in a work that is as much focused on the piano as on the voice, a song cycle whose bucolic pleasures barely conceal the mysteries and violence of both nature and psychology.

Few countries in Europe can match the evolving unhappiness, the constant reseeding of grievance, that has been the lot of Greece since the War of Independence, in the eighteen-twenties, and you instinctively sense that bitter legacy lurking behind the film; yet the violence of both past and present is largely kept offstage, like a distant gunshot.

His commitment to Iris seems stronger than his love of Stalin, but in his goodness he missed the violence of them both.

The attack was just one instance of violence on both sides of the ethnic divide in Macedonia that marred Wednesday's tentative approval of the peace accord.

Third, the findings illustrate the importance of fostering an environment of non-tolerance of violence both to shift individual behaviour and to motivate sustained activism amongst community members.

The path to political co-operation was blocked for years, by unionist paranoia as much as republican irredentism and the escalation of violence on both sides.

The army stepped in to prevent an imminent Islamist electoral win, and waves of violence on both sides left more than 150,000 dead and 10,000 missing.