Sentence examples for violent context from inspiring English sources

Elections will bring a toxic mix of politics and money to an already complicated violent context.

Low-activity promoter regions could be regarded as "genes for violence" that need a violent context to be expressed.

Mr. Miike has called "Nostalgia" his favorite among his films, and it seems almost idyllic within the wildly violent context of his movies.

The violent context of the name change made many foreign governments, including the United States, reluctant to go along with it.

In a statement it said the film's British distributor "was required to make 32 individual cuts to scenes of sexual and sexualized violence, sadistic violence and humiliation, and a child presented in an abusive and violent context".

In my novels, moments like these take Gaza out of the violent context in which we usually see it.

I study decision-making in violent contexts, and I was struck by Paul Bloom's assertion that perpetrators of violence don't dehumanize their victims but, rather, see them as humans and intentionally choose to harm them as such (Books, November 27th).

Blood was considered to be interesting to work with, because of widespread folk ideas about its capacity to induce aggression in violent contexts.

This study highlights the potential role police and other agents of the law have in changing violent contexts.

Decisions to employ particular victimization-avoidance strategies, e.g., are influenced by interpretations of violent contexts and of the perceived consequences of violence.

Whereas other case series conducted in violent contexts such as Darfur [ 3], Palestine [ 23] and Colombia [ 2] have already described characteristics of patients affected by mental disorders, our data have the advantage of having used standardized outcome measures and not only psychologist's opinion.