Sentence examples for violence theme from inspiring English sources

Carpentier's characters often find consolation in sexuality (which is closely related to the sadism of the violence theme) after experiencing violence.

Selection biases are evident in all studies and programs with a sexual or sexual violence theme because they disproportionately attract more sexually experienced and sexually victimized participants [ 84].

While public attention was focused on the legalities of manslaughter, these powerful domestic violence themes were largely ignored.

Furthermore, efforts need to be made to integrate children and violence themes into related large-scale evaluations, thus increasing data on violence prevention/response efforts and gaining cost and programme efficiencies by linking these efforts to on-going sectoral evaluations.

The attempt is to turn the domestic-violence theme on its head.

In addition to rejected attempts to purchase naming rights for airports in cash-strapped American cities, ALM's shtick has included: a zombie-and-domestic-violence themed television ad that failed to meet advertising standards in the UK; an American billboard mocking Hillary Clinton; and ads fat-shaming plus-sized women as a justification for infidelity.

They're using camphones and Skype, among other technologies, to create an anti-violence themed CD and video.

"We're not doing the Kabam/Kixeye thing," Hudson explains, contrasting Bionic Panda's approach to building social games with the action and violence-themed RPGs and simulations those developers build for hardcore gamers on Facebook.

The Harry Potter series contains some adult themes (death and violence, political themes) so be sure that your child isn't scared or confused by the books.

The Metropolitan Police commissioner, Kenneth Newman, told reporters that groups of Trotskyists and anarchists had orchestrated the violence, a theme picked up by the Daily Telegraph and others.

Although the study did not set out to capture the long-term psychological consequences of experiencing such high levels of recurrent abuse, public humiliation and the ever-present risk of violence, this theme emerged quite strongly in our participants' narratives.