Sentence examples for violent expressions from inspiring English sources

Not just the xenophobic, occasionally violent expressions of localism that enforce the pecking order, but, more prevalent, a fierce love of place.

Yet, growing up black in Kentucky, with its not-so-distant past of lynching and other violent expressions of racism, I knew that this picture depicted a hatred that was embedded in my country.

Cole in the port of Aden, Yemen, and the turmoil in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank are, above all else, violent expressions of the age-old confrontation between Islam and the West.

The sudden end to the most violent expressions of anti-Americanism in China since the cultural revolution and the biggest street demonstrations since the Tiananmen protests a decade ago was perhaps not surprising.

Democrats hailed the vote of 281 to 146, which brought the measure to the brink of becoming law, as the culmination of a long push to curb violent expressions of bias like the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay Wyoming college student.

She worked on "Allure" with Christopher Hemphill, a process that took three years as she sought the elusive quality of personality in images of celebrities and models, in their gestures and sometimes violent expressions -- a special condition for pictures of Maria Callas -- and Mr. Hemphill did his best to oblige her.

Instead, it is the violent expression of power against another.

This found its most violent expression in the Massacre of St . Scholasticas Day in 1355.

Bitter anticommunist sentiment in government circles found its most violent expression in the New Fourth Army Incident of January 1941.

Yet she urged her fellow citizens to refrain from any violent expression of anger.

Many of its levels feel like crafted set-pieces rather than playgrounds for violent expression, and your scope for creativity is stifled as a result.