Sentence examples for violence writes from inspiring English sources

Violence, writes the political theorist John Keane, is anathema to democracy's "spirit and substance".

Not only is the sport outwardly grappling with its inherent dilemma over its violence, writes Mike Lopresti in USA Today, it could face all kinds of legal issues, writes Michael McCann on SI.com.

Ethiopia's clampdown on dissent tests ethnic federal structure Governments should ensure street children have a legal form of ID so they can attend school and seek protection from violence, writes Usha Elumalai, a pavement dweller and child rights campaigner from Chennai in India.

Photograph: Vadim Ghirda/AP 9.58am GMT Somalia Rape and sexual assault are widespread in Mogadishu, including by government soldiers, according to a report by Human Rights Watch published this week which calls for the Somalia government to adopt a five-point plan to counter sexual violence, writes Harriet Sherwood.

"I don't think gaming causes violence," writes Grayson, "but it would be impossible for frequent immersion in violent scenarios – fictional or not – to not have some kind of effect on us.

As James Gilligan, in Preventing Violence, writes: "We cannot even begin to prevent violence until we can acknowledge what we ourselves are doing that contributes to it, actively or passively".

"I am writing to ask you to STOP gun violence," wrote Tajeah, a 10-year-old from Georgia.

"It's a tale of kidnap, rape, murder and unflinching violence," wrote Vicky Frost when the show premiered in the UK.

"He found humanity amid the rubble, compassion in the tableau of violence," wrote Mr. Chandrasekaran, who was The Post's Baghdad bureau chief.

I couldn't help thinking that Carey must have been reading WG Sebald: Bachhuber has the same ability to see historical violence written into the landscape.

As Dagen recounts in her memoir, "Victory Without Violence" (written with Mary Kimbrough), when she met with Pope he suggested that integration should proceed very gradually.