Sentence examples for violence the same from inspiring English sources

Almost two women a week are still murdered in incidents of domestic violence (the same as in 1971 when Erin Pizzey founded the first women's refuge in Chiswick).

We can appreciate that horror movies don't incite widespread sadism, so why shouldn't we treat pornography and sexual violence the same way?

Some say anarchists are thugs who use violence the same way terrorists do, and the organizers of the conference say anarchists are using violence at a time when the rest of the world has decided it is inappropriate.

For several reasons, not least the violence, the same level of conservation has not been possible there as in the Virunga mountain range, where Volcano National Park is situated.

Big hair and bright teeth instead of black flags and balaclavas, but the same parochialism, the same arrogance, the same atavistic lust for violence, the same pathetic need for good guys and bad guys, to be on the winning team.

But Felbab-Brown offered another explanation: "It's not that Nicaragua has reduced violence [more than the other countries]; it's that they have not experienced the same level of violence, the same formation of pandillas, and the same level of drug trafficking".

Also, in the recent study by Kruh et al. [ 78], affective-interpersonal features of psychopathy-like personality character predicted more frequent use of sadistic violence, repeated violence against the same victim, and violence resulting in more serious victim injuries.

Perhaps, then, the truly inhuman and alien presence we encounter in Rogue One is the camera's orientalist condemnation of violence at the same moment as violence is joyously celebrated.

All police forces should be monitoring levels of homophobic violence in the same way they monitor racist violence".

Iain Overton, author, Gun Baby Gun, London But treat male and female violence as the same issue: Male and female dimensions of violence are connected.

But the rhetorical swelling of the concept of violence, at the same time as the rise of political violence we now live with, is symptomatic of the peculiar ill health of our political life, whether as students or as citizens.