He showed the obvious and the hidden of urban life: the workers, unemployed, architecture and ghettos, growth and human wracks.
Few scholars have been engaged in this work, and many of the communities live in areas wracked by civil war.
In 1941 and 1944, the city was wracked by communal riots.
In a continent wracked by economic retrenchment and civil war during the past two decades, public services have declined across the board.
They imagine an entire nation wracked by famine.
It aims to understand the sense of anxiety that permeates people's lives wracked by traumatic memories of war and persistent concerns about their physical and emotional survival.
Hart was wracked with uncertainty after his decision to decline the post and his reasons for doing so were complicated.
He remains entrenched in his freehold, while the work of his parish goes to wrack and ruin.
