Sentence examples for a brutal incursion from inspiring English sources
Plan Colombia was heralded by a brutal incursion of rightwing paramilitaries – often working in collusion with military forces against suspected or real members of the guerrillas – in which hundreds were killed or disappeared.
Fallaci argues that Islam has always had designs on Europe, invoking the siege of Constantinople in the seventh century, and the brutal incursions of the Ottoman Empire in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
This is bad news for the stability of the Great Lakes region and for those foreign donors, notably Britain, which poured money into Rwanda on the understanding that it did not repeat its previous brutal incursions into Congo.Rwanda says that it has no wish to get sucked back in to its neighbouring country, but is fed up with the lack of leadership in Kinshasa.
His striking description of a brutal reprisal against an Indian incursion presents an image of entrancement, of near dissociation: "We work in our lather of strange sorrow, but utterly revengeful, fiercely so, soldiers of intentful termination, of total annihilation".
She suffered numerous beatings, survived a brutal massacre and experienced 15 military incursions in her home.
Last month Ramzan Kadyrov Chechnya's first deputy prime minister, and warlord son of a brutal pro-Moscow Chechen president assassinated last year made another provocative violent incursion with some of his so-called kadyrovtsy henchmen after his sister was detained by Dagestani police.
Their devil-may-care incursions into the opening allegro usher in a brutal development, the violence of which rapidly escalates as the sextet then kicks off a series of insolent, horribly insensitive marches.
It was a brutal knockout.
"It is a brutal, brutal year".
A brutal occupation produces a brutal insurgency: case closed.
