Sentence examples for violent details from inspiring English sources
The faithfully represented, violent details — squashed, buckled, creased, dimpled — feel reverential, like the preparation for burial of a back-roads god.
The family of a Mississippi mayoral candidate who was killed have called on police to investigate his death as a hate crime, after learning the violent details of his murder.
Next to the Crucifixion itself (whose violent details I spared my son and daughter until age 7 or so), the image of a man-size rodent that lurches around people's houses late at night, clutching fragile treats in its curled paws, strikes me as one of the most appalling nightmare visions that adults can inflict on tender minds.
The case has been marked by secrecy ever since the conclusion of the first trial, which turned in to a media circus as salacious and violent details about Arias and Alexander were broadcast live for people around the world.
She explained that when the violent details about a crime like Tran's death are presented to the public, be it through media or through other venues, it accents the unpredictability of the world and people experience a sense of fear, grief and horror.
In violent detail, it retells the 16th-century story of Ivan the Terrible and his conflict with a pious monk, and it has invited comparison to Stalin and his complicated relations with the Russian Orthodox Church, and with society over all.
Though the case is exceptional, it can also be seen as a uniquely violent detail within a bigger picture - one in which the division between the real world and the virtual world is becoming increasingly porous, and the seepage between the two can have damaging consequences.
That and the history of the site - stories of indigenous revolts and their violent repression, details of the class structure of colonial life, culled from Spanish records and woven into our walk by Guadalupe - intrigued us.
The book is an uncomfortably violent read, detailing how half-bricks were used to convince young BNP members to pack it in.
His team works the violent-death detail, and so they aim to pop the soul out before the pain strikes, "as a courtesy".
Officers searched the family's house with the consent of the boy's parents and, the authorities said, found notebooks detailing violent acts, an Army handbook on counterinsurgency operations and a DVD entitled "Game Over in Littleton," a documentary on the 1999 rampage in which two students at Columbine High School in Colorado shot to death 12 schoolmates and a teacher before committing suicide.
