Sentence examples for violence perceived from inspiring English sources
Results show a significant reduction of playground violence perceived by the students, especially among the girls.
Expectations and aspirations in Pakistan have really risen over the last decade this is not a country full of hopelessness, or at least there is aspiration interlaced with the despair about Taliban violence, perceived US aggression, etc. QUESTION FROM WAQAR: STEVE COLL: Thanks, and also thanks to The Hybrid Diplomat, who also sent in the link.
As proof of this underlying misogyny, Joyce asserts that men who commit "acts of violence perceived to be in opposition to a feminist status quo" are routinely lionized in the men's movement.
Experiences of earlier violence, perceived threat or injury severity were not found as predictors of QoL in the present study.
Experiences of earlier violence, perceived threat, severity of injury or cohabitation (living alone or living together with others), were not significant predictors of QoL.
In other studies, experiences of earlier violence, perceived threat and injury severity have been found to be important predictors of PTSD [ 2].
Despite the fact that corruption is less important than natural hazards, urban insecurity and urban violence (designed as "Violence") are perceived as very important.
–Survivor 213 For survivors of IPV, the fear of breaking up family or losing financial support that is provided by the husband/partner often outweighed the fear of violence and perceived benefits of reporting or seeking justice for the violence (Additional file 1, quotes 17-18).
When segregationists responded with police dogs and violence, people perceived the ugly nature of racism as they had not before.
Andrea Dworkin, the feminist writer, argued that changing the meaning of "wifebeater" had consequences for how the crime of domestic violence is perceived.
Somehow, the very idea of Buddhist monks as the archetypical 'world renouncers' exhorting frenzied mobs to commit acts of violence against perceived 'enemies of the religion' seems to be outright ludicrous.
