Sentence examples for violent reality from inspiring English sources

His portraits teeter towards abstraction, even as they record violent reality in acid colours.

This kind of circular structure is what I love best about nature, even in its most violent reality.

It is a remarkable study of spirituality and sacrifice, and how men of faith cope when their ideals are challenged by violent reality.

Faradje, a town with an ends-of-the-earth feel and about 25,000 people, seems to be sleep-walking through a new, violent reality.

My thoughts, my reverie, lay with the people I had known in Iraq, the soldiers and citizens still dealing with the violent reality.

So why did he spend a month here in Israel at opera boot camp, a fantasy bubble in a land of violent reality?

The official, Foreign Minister Abdallah al-Khatib of Jordan, came bearing a peace proposal that was buried beneath the violent realities of the day.

Hong Lei, for example, reconstitutes contemplative Song dynasty still lifes as bloody-looking photographs that suggest the violent realities that underlay the originals.

Poetry has been charged with "aestheticizing," thus being complicit in, the violent realities of power, of practices like collective punishment, torture, rape and genocide.

Mo Yan, according to Hockx, "knows how to write a good story", filling his tales of remote communities "with a magical atmosphere, without shying away from the harsh and sometimes violent realities that he has witnessed".

When he dispassionately explains the violent realities of the barrio that lies beyond the firmly locked school gates, Elster seems to be describing a different world from that of these cheerful, focused children.