Sentence examples for violent account from inspiring English sources

And there was a pink diary containing a vivid, violent account of sexual abuse by a close relative.

In "Pilgermann" (1983), set during the during the 11th century, he gave a vividly violent account of a pilgrimage to Jerusalem by a castrated German Jew.

trilogy, following "American Tabloid" and "The Cold Six Thousand," is a fittingly crazed and violent account of the years 1968 to 1972.

In 1977, he collaborated, surprisingly perhaps, on the screenplay for Sam Peckinpah's violent account of life on the German side of the second world war, Cross Of Iron.

In 2012 he produced Pig Iron, a startlingly violent account of a young traveller on a Wearside estate, which was runner-up in the Guardian's Not the Booker prize and won the inaugural Gordon Burn prize.

Third, it's an extremely violent account of Christ's passion starring Jim Caviezel, a little-known, extremely well-built American, who has, to use a familiar Irish phrase, the bejesus beaten out of him to a greater extent than any actor since Marlon Brando took his secular roads to Calvary in such movies as On the Waterfront and The Chase.

But lyrically, things feel a lot heavier, with violent accounts of faltering relationships and twentysomething ennui.

As 2012 drew to a close on Monday, police officials provided yet another violent accounting of bloodshed, with at least 36 civilians and police officials killed and dozens wounded in a wave of attacks.

The distribution of women within the two clusters was as follows: Cluster 1 (non-violent) accounted for 74% of women; Cluster 2 (reactive) 26%.

The distribution of men within the three clusters was as follows: Cluster 1 (non-violent) accounted for 45% of males; Cluster 2 (moderately violent) 45%; and Cluster 3 (impulsive-reactive) 10%.

And even within this group, violent criminals account for only a percentage.