Sentence examples for violence opening from inspiring English sources
"Sweet Violence," opening Dec. 18 at the Museum of Modern Art, is the first museum exhibition in the United States of the work of Sanja Ivekovic, who was born in Zagreb in 1949.
Last week the Legislature moved on measures that touch on preventing school violence, opening adoption records, paying funeral expenses for fallen police officers and firefighters, allowing gambling games and blocking information about students online, among other issues.
Fratricidal violence opens the book of history and reappears constantly.
The violence opened the door to continuing tension after more than three years of turmoil that has included a military coup, months of protests and the closing of Bangkok's airports.
Both the new law and the recent increase in violence opened the doors for serious discussions of what integration should mean a debate that as yet remained without a solution.
The play, which stars James Gandolfini, Marcia Gay Harden, Hope Davis and Jeff Daniels as two Brooklyn married couples who gather to settle a playground fight between their sons and share an afternoon of philosophy and violence, opened at the Bernard Jacobs Theater on Broadway in March.
His three-part visual essay in aestheticized violence opens with a slowly building fight-club clash between two crowds of young men; continues with a fireworks display over a French housing block minutes before it is demolished; and concludes with a jittery flight above Soviet-era apartowersthatrstandt stand, crushingly huge and blank, in a bleak Russian landscape.
MAKE-OUT WITH VIOLENCE Opens on Friday in Brooklyn.
A PROPER VIOLENCE Opens on Friday in Manhattan.
While some Americans may still harbor racially-biased explanations for such disparities ranging from inferior abilities, laziness, to genetic propensities to violence; open expressions of such biases have become more taboo now than fifty years ago.
Before Turner's conviction, however, data from the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights indicated that Stanford topped the list of U.S. universities with the most cases of sexual violence open for review.
