Sentence examples for violent space from inspiring English sources

But when was the last time "Star Wars" was described as George Lucas's "violent space movie"?

In the mainstream media Halo is often described as a "violent space epic" or a "violent shoot-'em-up game".

That space where you run around the Kaaba is a violent space, and no one has ever seen images of the Kaaba like that, from that close proximity.

It's time for Russia and Iran to realize that insisting on Assad's rule will lead directly to the outcome they fear: an increasingly violent space for extremists to operate.

Yet he remains a devotee of his 360 console, the more so because he wants to play Halo 3, the latest iteration of a violent space epic due in stores on Sept. 25; it is available only for that game machine.

The workshops titled and framed to address the issues of people of color merely give the illusion of inclusivity and in many occasions they force us into unsafe and emotionally violent spaces.

Neighbourhood characteristics are used to describe context-specific urban violent spaces in a high-income country.

The pictures are small signs of personal connection, a humanising of an anonymous urban environment; he doesn't want payment, it's a gift of recognition in the city's commercialised and often violent public space.

Their 2007 self-titled album thrived even without any abstract conceits, while 2010's magnificent Sisterworld succeeded because of how brutally, and vividly, it brought its concept to life: a record that explores LA as a violent, dystopian space, and how people survive in such ugly places of urban decay and apathy.

Because these newly discovered galaxies are found in a very active, violent part of space, scientists think that the systems may have invisible dark matter "shields" that help them survive.

"We're here to pierce the Electronic Curtain because the military has decided that it cannot cede this information space to violent extremists".