Sentence examples for violent joy from inspiring English sources
Motorized vehicles are central to "Backroads" (which even has an opening credit for the stolen 1962 Pontiac Parisienne that the two main characters take on a long and violent joy ride), "The FJ Holden" (named after a car) and the most famous, least typical film in the series, George Miller's postapocalyptic demolition derby "Mad Max" (1979).
MM: The most metal actor is Arnold Schwarzenegger by virtue his huger-than-human physical brawn and the exquisite skill matched with relentless brute force by which he forged it into being, his hard-edged Teutonic clunk, his affable embrace/embodiment of mayhem, and the sheer violent joy of his every public moment.
In the words of one of my favorite writer-writers, the great poet Czeslaw Milosz: The goal of an artist is to be free of violent joys and sorrows for which he had time enough during his past life.
"So while we photographed the joy, violent and cruel scenes were more and more evident".
The incantatory repetition of the key facts of Yalo's life is a part of this, as are the two distinct musics - sensual joy and violent horror - deployed throughout, often with great power.
And media reports have also primed journalists to accept that the "deadly jellyfish menace" is on the rise.Related items Green.view: Fishing for complimentsNov 12th 2007 Alaska: The joys of violent fishingAug 10th 2007 Green.view: Another man's poissonAug 6th 2007So is it possible to say with certainty that jellyfish are increasing?
Playing a violent game with a visceral joy, Smith was credited with 200 sacks in 19 seasons.
Ordinarily, there would be something odd or wrong about this feeling cathartic joy at the violent murder of a human being but in this case I think that catharsis is justified.
He said he did not find "The Joy" to be as graphic or violent as the defense had suggested.
They described it as a struggle, chaotic, with violent outbursts, synthesizing out-and-out dissonance with consonance, and joy.
