Sentence examples for violent narratives from inspiring English sources

But in a Child thriller the expectations aroused by one page are sure to be dashed on the next; unravelling and re-tangling violent narratives is the writer's specialty.

At the same time, the European states have to deliberate why these communities are moving towards violence; and the solutions to curb violent narratives and tendencies has to come from within.

In a 2005 interview with MVRemix.com, Buckshot described a day in his life while recording his debut: The mindstate described in the above interview rules the content on the album, as the lyrics are loaded with violent narratives and braggadocio and little else, as Buckshot and 5 ft try to solidify their status in rap.

They will certainly learn a few violent, narrative diagrams.

At the sixth couplet, a new and violent narrative emerges for the microbes.

Or has the violent narrative fragmentation of television made visual consumption a process rather than an end?

By laying down a violent narrative and enlisting ethereal goddess Erykah Badu to warble over the song's riff, that's how.

Imam Chishti, who has worked with government anti-extremism programme Prevent, said the militant group was "not in any way Islamic" and that its violent narrative must be countered.

So while Andolsek was isolated from mainstream art culture, his work does not suggest anything like the strangeness of mind animating the art of, for example, Henry Darger, who populated his violent narrative pictures with naked little girls with penises.

The violent narrative will upset some, but the game's open-world environment is astonishing, allowing you to explore for hours as the radio plays and the city lives.

At the end, Meadows tries to convince us that he is a coward and a big baby - not very likely, yet his final face-off with Ifans is still more credible than the crudely violent narrative resolution in A Room for Romeo Brass.