Sentences with phrase «ugly chapter»
New Orleans is continuing its purge of memorials to some of the ugliest chapters in American history by pulling down a 106 - year - old statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis.
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It's taken a very long time, but one of America's most beloved personalities may have to finally address the ugliest chapter in his history: numerous allegations of sexual abuse.
TR, at his worst, did make a religion of patriotism, and it provided the ugliest chapter in his career.
As one Democratic insider put it, «we can now leave this ugly chapter behind us and work together as one party.»
«Today's immediate resignation is the best end to this ugly chapter.
With the vetoes, Christie seems to think he can turn the page on an ugly chapter in his governorship, and also fulfill his wish to finally get Foye fired for exposing Bridgegate.
«Today's immediate resignation is the best end to this ugly chapter,» said Cuomo spokeswoman Melissa DeRosa.
Then again, for a violent film taking place in one of the uglier chapters in American history, there are many moments of humor so it's not outside the rest of the film's tone so much as it is amped - up in on particular direction.
It's infuriating and painful and though the scope is big, it feels intimate, grounded by two families struggling through one of history's ugliest chapters.
The bloodbath may well be Tarantino's way of exorcising the demons in one of the uglier chapters of American history.
Slavery is one of the ugliest chapters in American history, but it's one that Hollywood has increasingly been willing to revisit in recent years.
But even Dench, while adeptly highlighting the vulnerabilities of age and the loneliness of power, can't distract from the soft treatment, which leaves little room for the harsh realities of prejudice; in reality, this was a far more painful and ugly chapter than ever suggested here.
A combination of moral intention, along with innovation and technology, is allowing us to move beyond this ugly chapter in our dealings with animals and usher in a better, safer era for nonhuman animals and for humans as well.