Sentence examples for violence rose from inspiring English sources

Unlike Williams, for whom work provided "outer oblivion and inner violence," Rose had no way of exorcising pain.

Add three, and the risk of violence rose to thirty per cent.

In the Mideast, the death toll from eight days of violence rose to 77 yesterday.

PAGE A10 BOMBS KILL 5 IN BAGHDAD Violence rose in Baghdad ahead of provincial elections on Jan.

Violence rose across the state; gun battles became commonplace, and dismembered bodies were dumped on the streets of Xalapa.

In 2016, from the tragedy in Aleppo to northern Nigeria, violence rose, along with intolerance and hatred.

From the toe-curling "my man!" chumminess of Dean to the blank stares of the domestic staff and the barely suppressed violence of Rose's "douche bag" brother Jeremy (Caleb Landry Jones), the Armitage home leaves us unsure whether to laugh, cry or scream.

The activist response is divided, with the ACLU calling the Mayor's demand for revocation of a permit unconstitutional, others demanding that Portland block hate speech given the recent acts of racist violence, and Rose City Antifa arguing against any state intervention at all.

Bronson's office eventually landed on the solution: Victims now wait one block away at a new domestic violence resource center, the Rose Andom Center, instead of at the courthouse.

One view of the world in particular embraces a wealth of perceptions that extend from the beauty of a rose to the violence of lightning, from the magnificence of the fjords to the mysteries of the macrocosm; science, nature and art coalesce in the fantastic world of fractal forms.

On Monday, a group of leading Victorian family violence organisations laid 29 red roses and eight white rosebuds on the steps of Parliament House in Melbourne, as a memorial and a challenge.