Sentence examples for violences of from inspiring English sources
The violence and violent comedy of his novels strike us, in the main, as merely descriptive, the way the violences of geology are.
"The violences of the Bergamo curva and the desire to stop the championship from Ultras all across Italy are not signs of respect regarding the dead kid in the service station forecourt," points out Mario Sconcerto in today's Corriere della Sera.
In democratic contexts today, however, Latin American businesspeople must grapple with and at times endure changes they do not welcome, and their responses differ markedly from the routine repressions and violences of the past.
Lewty is no Confessionalist, of course, drawing her inspiration instead from the ornate violences of High Modernism, yet her devastatingly exacting and demanding poetry performs the self more credibly than any shirt-rending post-Confessionalist self-narrative ever could.
Perednik's interrogation of the violences of Argentina's "dirty war" is ingenious in its darkly whimsical freneticism, and it's not difficult to see the relevance of such work to today's terror-manic America.
We are accustomed to living with the over-determining structural violences of capitalism, patriarchy, and racism — but we maintain the ability to point out egregious violations within these contexts.
"The violence of unemployment.
Take the bewildering violence of Boko Haram.
Even the violence of hatred.
Ah the violence of Nanny.
