Sentence examples for violence which can be from inspiring English sources
It's important to note that what happened in the lift was not domestic violence, which can be suffered by both sexes, albeit predominantly women.
Epidemiologist Nancy Krieger, one of the article's co-authors, said the study analyzes a new source of data and adds to the knowledge about non-lethal police violence, which can be harder to track.
Violence hangs in the air – violence which can be swerved, or pushed aside to offer some unexpected transcendence, but is always there, hovering like the "thickets and thickets" of midges in the evening.
Today it is hard to avoid programming that contains violence, which can be frightening to young children.
Holiday's words still resonate given the recent deaths of black men and women at the hands of police violence, which can be interpreted as modern day lynchings. .
The anonymous surveys can indicate the percentage of students who have experienced sexual violence, which can be compared against Clery statistics to analyze how many incidents went unreported. .
In that decade, the industry produced a generally good-hearted and liberal cinema that celebrated such democratic American virtues as easy manners, tolerance, heroic individualism, and loathing of mob violence — all of which can be seen as a de-facto rebuke to Nazism.
So I choose to embrace the narrative of compassion and social justice that is found in both Testaments, and reject the narrative of using religion and the Bible to justify violence and oppression, which can be found there, too.
Also, FYI, there are more kinds of sexual assault than rape, and rape culture perpetuates all forms of sexual violence, all of which can be equally harmful to the person who is assaulted.
Just like everyone else, I have been bombarded with messages my whole life that sexual violence is kind of trivial, something which can be treated lightly.
For us, the balancing act is between showing the horror of the killings, remembering those who have died because of transphobic violence, and making the occasion one which can be attended by all.
