The phrase "adults brutality" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent or standard expression. An example could be: "The report highlighted the issue of adults brutality in society, which needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "adult violence" or "brutality among adults".
Lloyd Webber and his lyricist, Jim Steinman, contrast the brutality of adults with the innocence of childhood.
"Night at the Golden Eagle" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for many scenes of drug use, brutality and sex. A. O. SCOTT.
Half a century ago middle-class adult theatergoers were shocked and appalled by the brutality of the ethnic gang warfare of "West Side Story".
That is a key issue for many boarders – children, she says, have an ethical sensibility from an early age and it is traumatic when something – like brutality on the part of an adult – violates it.
It includes adult language, repeated sequences of brilliantly staged action and brutality, and, oh, yes, alcohol consumption.
("I am not going in there". "Me either").Aside from one reviewer at Entertainment Weekly—"a sadistic festival of adult bashing!"—no one seemed too bothered by this unnecessary brutality.
"And I hate you!" Such moments of psychological brutality are all too commonplace in the real world, when adults, surrendering to despair and self-pity, turn their children into convenient targets.
No, the brutality in the enchanted forest of Sondheim-Lapine is born of adult terrors.
("I am not going in there". "Me either").. Aside from one reviewer at Entertainment Weekly – "a sadistic festival of adult bashing!" – critics at the time didn't seem too bothered by this unnecessary brutality.
("I am not going in there". "Me either").. Aside from one reviewer at Entertainment Weekly—"a sadistic festival of adult bashing!"—critics at the time didn't seem too bothered by this unnecessary brutality.
