Sentence examples for violent project from inspiring English sources

It's traditional, too, for community journalists to cover the contours of that violent project — think of Ida B. Wells and her dispatches on the barbarities of the Jim Crow age — as well as to save ink for the parts of people's lives that exist outside and beyond it.

"Narcos: Mexico" also has more beauty than you might expect from such a violent project.

Or one of the versions of Star Trek, in which a life form called the "Borg" captures and then connects individuals electronically so that each becomes a cog in a vast, violent project to swallow up and incorporate all life forms they encounter as they wander in space.

Headlines like "Smoking cannabis DOES make people more violent: Project confirms for the first time that using the drug is the cause of crimes" massively oversimplify a complicated relationship, and undermines the efforts of researchers who actually want to help those with mental health disorders rather than just demonising drug use on the back of preliminary findings.

Furthermore, there was no link between more violent project contexts and presenting complaints of a serious mental health condition.

After the pub attack of January 2009 — I was a print reporter then — [the Hindu extremist group] Sri Ram Sena upped its violent projects.

IN his early life, before he left the violent projects of Strasbourg, before he was acclaimed as a rapper and a poet, Abd Al Malik was a confusion of identities — "schizophrenic," he says.

The William Penn is notorious for being one of the most violent projects in the city and prior to this incident, according to residents, over a half dozen people had been shot in a matter of a couple months.

It was all packed into this one project, which is also a non-violent project.

But they ended up in a drab, violent housing project where her father found back-breaking work in a rope-factory and she was mocked at school for her stupid name.

Mr. Vitter has unfairly described the bill and the one-for-one replacement provision as a stealth plan for rebuilding the scary and often violent housing projects exactly as they were.