Sentence examples for violent authority from inspiring English sources

His speculations, involving the ultimate connection between enlightening education and violent authority, suggest that, as a well-educated thinker, he's experimenting on himself as well.

There is another fascinating touch: when Chang is himself under threat, and must hit back against those tormentors employed by Crystal, he finds himself in what appears to be a cinema storeroom surrounded by reels of film, and will impose his violent authority on the manager, who is there with his boy.

His apparent pleasure in depicting violence — and his apparent desire to render the violence moral through the narrative of liberation from a cruelly oppressive and wantonly violent authority — runs the risk of being taken as a wake-up call in a place that is so cavalierly indifferent to rights, including of its minorities.

This event traumatized her and contributed to her lifelong distaste for violent authority.

The 17 most violent authorities in the UK are all London boroughs which contain pockets of extreme poverty, while the most peaceful places tend to be wealthier areas in the south and east of England.

After a huge gathering on Tuesday turned violent, the authorities acted swiftly to stifle another gathering planned for Friday.

After all, just think of the obstacles his generation faced – determined and violent repression from authority – but they were determined to and did prevail.

It can be motivational (have a nice day!), underground (acid house), scary (Watchtower comics), ironic (Banksy and anyone else who's ever drawn a picture of a blank-faced, violent figure of authority with a smiley badge on its uniform).

Rioting, mobs, violent rebellions against authority, touchiness bred of a very real fear of invasion from the United States, deep and bitter resentment between French and English and between the native culture and the transplanted European one — the residue of all this was implanted in hockey's mentality from the start.

Rioting, mobs, violent rebellions against authority, touchiness bred of a very real fear of invasion from the United States, deep and bitter resentment between French and English and between the native culture and the transplanted European one the residue of all this was implanted in hockey's mentality from the start.

If she told authorities about his violent outbursts, did the authorities simply not listen?