Sentence examples for whose violence from inspiring English sources

In turn, the Mahdi Army, whose violence threatened to marginalize the Sadrists, is letting the locals play.

The security forces face a renewed threat from republican dissident organisations whose violence has increased over the past 10 days.

Wars of the Roses, (1455 85), in English history, the series of dynastic civil wars whose violence and civil strife preceded the strong government of the Tudors.

But Churchill soon suppressed this thought, deciding instead that they were merely deranged jihadists whose violence was explained by a "strong aboriginal propensity to kill".

Those who can survive are only those who deal death out to others; with all authority gone, only those whose violence is most abandoned and terrifying will triumph.

This was also the period that encompassed the Roman sojourn of Caravaggio whose violence and genius were so much of a piece with the city's history.

Worse yet, investing in King's perfection allows us to dismiss the humanity of the underregarded, like many beleaguered black youth, whose violence-drenched culture is said to prove their distance from King's stature and dream.

As United States President Barack Obama's made history in Phnom Penh today, becoming the first sitting American president to visit Cambodia, his motorcade was escorted by Cambodian police--a force trained by the U.S.--whose violence has made the capital a place where public demonstrations are seldom if ever tolerated.

Schipper certainly allows his audience at this stage to feel a frisson of fear: that strobe lighting is undoubtedly inspired by the shockmeister Gaspar Noé, a director in whose movies violence and sexual violence feature prominently.

She plays Harley, a nineteen-year-old addict in love with another young addict, Ilya (Caleb Landry Jones), whose cavalier violence nearly destroys her.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s its government pursued Pablo Escobar and his cronies in Medellín, whose terrorist violence brazenly challenged the state, while only later acting against the Cali mob, which like Sinaloa preferred bribery and legal business fronts.