Sentence examples for violence of the second from inspiring English sources

In 2001, during the violence of the second intifada, or uprising, the number of athletes decreased to 2,000.

Harrower set the menacing scene in Sydney against a backdrop of the horrific violence of the second world war.

But he and the Shas Party began to take a more hawkish line, especially after 2000, as the peace process dissolved into the violence of the second intifada.

The human rights movement was born out of violence – the violence of the second world war in general and of the Holocaust in particular.

Some were veteran political activists; others were students like Mr. Rumack, just off their army service and whose worldview has been shaped by the violence of the second intifada, or uprising.

Mr. Sharon's unilateralism, they said, empowered militants, who pointed to it in arguing that the violence of the second intifada had achieved something that 10 years of negotiations never did -- the evacuation of Israeli settlements.

But time and again, the conversation returned to the violence of the first round.

Of course, there have been horrors (Mao, Pol Pot) but no one can doubt that the arrow has been pointing away from the violence of the first half of the 20th century, not back towards more of it.

The difference between the violence of the first swing and the precision of the last, we might say, comes only from a lifetime of wrestling language into the exact grooves of poetic form.

If the violence of the first film was endlessly bloody, the violence of this movie is in the taunting, heavy-menace style of old comic books and B movies.

Wilson had asserted, "Liberalism is the only thing that can save civilization from chaos," even after he led the United States into the bloodbath that inaugurated the extraordinary violence of the twentieth century.