Sentence examples for written violence from inspiring English sources

I've noticed that after 9/11 and having kids and perhaps even leaving my twenties and thereby outgrowing immortality, I've been more judicious in my use of written violence.

I wouldn't wish what happened to me on anyone ever, but does it inform how I write violence?

After hitting that woman over the head with a bottle and choking her, he wrote, "Violence always marks the end of a relationship".

In August, Volunteers danced to a song they wrote, "Violence Is Intolerable," in front of a Beijing courtroom where Kim Lee, a U.S. citizen, was seeking to divorce her Chinese husband, who had admitted physically abusing her.

In "Mauricio 'The Eye' Silva", Bolaño writes, "violence, real violence, is unavoidable, at least for those of us who were born in Latin America during the 50s and were about 20 years old at the time of Salvador Allende's death.

Absolutely it does, because I write violence from the perspective of someone who has been through it, who has felt it, who has had to sit in a hospital bed for a damn long time.

There is a scene in that story of almost incomprehensible savagery — Harrison by the way is as good at writing violence as anybody, and particularly gets the weirdness of the incubation period — and he accomplished this particular violence by interrupting himself and manually moving readers to the fireplace mantel, where they could watch without getting hurt.

Beadle wrote, "Violence isn't the victim's issue.

Washington Post daily blogger/weekly columnist Alexandra Petri wrote, "Violence against women, as a hilarious joke premise, went out of style somewhere between the passenger pigeon and the Pole joke".

In her reports to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, she has written on violence in the family, violence in the community, violence against women during armed conflict and the problem of international trafficking.

As Lawrence Wright has written, unhinged violence is part of ISIS's sense of itself; the group is beyond appeals to pity.