Sentence examples for violent representations from inspiring English sources

Maggie Nelson has her laments about violent representations, but in "The Art of Cruelty" she refreshingly aims them largely up the cultural ladder, at the fine arts, literature, theater -- even poetry.

The lyrics' violent representations, including murder and aggressive behaviour, have also generated controversy.

The album's lyrics caused some controversy, as the subject matter included homophobia and violent representations.

When it first aired in the U.K., many viewers were shocked that Julian Fellowes' typically prim and proper period piece would include such a violent representation of sexual assault.

A controversial new Bollywood thriller, to be released in India within months, aims to deter potential rapists through a "very violent and brutal" representation of how a victim who manages to capture her attacker decides his fate.

What is the transaction between a middle-class audience and representations of violent working-class lives?

It is not only violent jihadists who resent representations of the prophet: such pictures trouble many millions of peaceful Muslims too.

We compared the standard 2D representation of a recent violent computer game to its 3D representation realized by shutter-goggles in a lab experiment.

One of the defining qualities of art is its implacability — its representation of violent and dangerous emotions, its ardor for and even embodiment of the negative, the destructive, the repugnant.

His online speech was not just a representation of violent acts that he vowed would never materialize, his speech was in and of itself a violent act.

While anti-pornography feminists generally fail to distinguish non-violent and violent pornography (and, some argue, representations of sexual violence from actual sexual violence), anti-trafficking feminists typically fail to distinguish trafficking and voluntary sex work, and treat all prostitution as a form of sexual coercion and forced labor.