Sentence examples for violent stage from inspiring English sources

John Calvin believed that babies come out depraved (he was sort of right; the most violent stage of life is age 2).

The term is applied only to the violent stage of financial convulsion and does not extend to the whole period of a decline in the business cycle.

The technique was introduced in the 1920s by the Viennese psychiatrist J.L. Moreno, who had observed that an actress subject to violent fits of temper in private life behaved more moderately when given violent stage roles.

The Jesus and Mary Chain, a group famed for their violent stage shows and continuous infighting, have surprised fans by announcing their appearance on the bill of the Coachella festival in California this April.

There is something about this new, intensely violent, stage of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict that is starting to feel like the fuse for a much larger war of civilizations.

Yet the war in the western region of Darfur, which reached its most violent stage as the CPA was being finalised, has eaten up most of the foreign diplomatic and financial resources that were promised to bolster the north-south agreement.

He has served in Northern Ireland and was the deputy-commander of collation forces in Iraq at some of the most violent stages of the insurgency.

As Ahtisaari and Ramaphosa have seen on the far more violent stages of Kosovo and South Africa, there comes a point in peace negotiations where there are no more concessions to be squeezed.

The violent staging of these numbers is not just to seek attention - it's the obvious way to present material that has been written about dark and violent emotions, or in Madonna's words "the pain I have felt from having my heart broken".

The most accurate day-by-day agreement between the two datasets should be found in the later, less violent stages of the war.

Taking into account that additional biases may arise from reporting during intense conflict periods as discussed before, we would therefore expect that: (IV) The most accurate day-by-day agreement between the two datasets should be found in the later, less violent stages of the war.  .