Sentence examples for violent journey from inspiring English sources

One brief, beautiful moment of unsentimental compassion in the bleak and violent journey across the steppe is compared to "the way you light one candle with another".

Without any right of appeal, he goes Awol and embarks on a violent journey of self-examination, faced with the prospect of permanent exile, jail, estrangement from family and former comrades unless he decides to give himself up and recant.

He abandoned rap as his preferred mode of expression, wrote more than a dozen songs in a traditional reggae style and opened up to a documentary film crew about his long and sometimes violent journey from teenage gang member to a middle-aged hip-hop superstar.

But the real problem, which is now in the spotlight, is with the migrants who come into the country illegally through weak spots in the southern border, after grueling, costly and at times violent journeys through Egypt.

A magnificent chase ensues, a vivid, violent, painful journey that occupies about a third of the movie and belongs in a cinematic tradition of such things.

Did viewers respond to Guy Pearce's violent, spasmodic journey into a self-haunted past because they felt guilty about having made too much money in the stock market?

Last week, though, the fuel supply for Mr. Milosevic's violent and aimless journey -- the populist backing of his people -- was finally turned off.

The violent episodes of the journey re-enact the centuries-old persecution of the race.

Reid's journey to violent jihad was not just fuelled by radical Islamist propaganda - he talked about the case of Stephen Lawrence and how that exposed discrimination in society.

In 2012, completing his personal ideological journey to the violent extreme, he formally affiliated al-Shabaab to al-Qaida.

One episode, which began in Hollywood, required violent physical restraint on the journey back to London, where she was given electric shock treatment.