Sentences with phrase «almost violent way»

By replicating on a 1:1 scale the structures of support that we all depend upon in our daily lives, and then altering their appearance — often in a twisting, almost violent way — Sosnowska challenges their stability, their use and our trust in them.

She often choked and had to have a tube stuck down her esophagus in an unpleasant and almost violent way to save her life.

By simply looking at my own story, it's clear that we've created a very intrusive and almost violent way of bringing life into the world.

Not exact matches

Our choice of two — J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and Flannery O'Connor's The Violent Bear It Away — is therefore somewhat arbitrary, but not entirely, for so much has been written about such novels as The Brothers Karamazov and The Sound and the Fury, and the stories of Alyosha and Dilsey are such perfect illustrations of the parabolic way, that they are almost too easy.

The way many Christians have come to understand and explain the crucifixion of Jesus, it almost seems as if God Himself was to blame for this violent act as well.

It is an almost painful imagining of what a world without violent colonization could be, where past and future co-exist, one honoring the other, the old ways preserved as new advances emerge, culture intact even as it evolves.

Inescapably too, this story of an innocent's journey beyond the Rockies to a violent world of catastrophe and perdition is reminiscent (in a lighter, almost flip way) of Jim Jarmusch's somber Western odyssey of 20 years ago.

It is so extreme that it almost verges on the comedic, except for the unfortunate violent way that sex is portrayed, including multiple lurid fantasies of brutal rape.

Even with the inclusion of Evil Ryu, Violent Ken, Way of the Hado and Buddy Battle, the game absolutely does not deserve to be almost three times the price of Super Turbo HD.

But there is no way of avoiding the inconvenience of arrest when the facts of a violent incident are still unclear, as they almost invariably are in its immediate aftermath, and the police would violate the right to life of a deceased villain if they were not seriously to investigate the circumstances in which his killer claims to have acted (see Jordan v United Kingdom (Application 24746 / 94)(2003) 37 EHRR 2).

I then described the primary caretaker criterion and showed that for violent families it will almost automatically remove a child from harm's way.