Sentence examples for and brutality in a from inspiring English sources

The M6 drops all the pretense, combining decadence and brutality in a way the sedan can't match.

After the confidence and exuberance of the 1960s, the 70s were dominated by anxiety and brutality, "in a kind of cosmic refutation of the Summer of Love", Toobin writes.

Nevertheless, the seductive quality of Dabydeen’s prose soon allays this feeling of disorientation, as Mungo regales us with his tales of betrayal and brutality in a medley of bush-poetry ("he look at me like a beggar look at his sores"), grandiloquence and pidgin.

When a personality cult helps to uphold corruption and brutality in a dictatorship, satire can be a subversive force for change -- a point that The Interview movie, in its own half-witted way, was perhaps trying to make.

And Goodman can witter on about islam being one of the 'great Abrahamic religions' but fact remains, Islam is aggressive, expansionist, fundamentally misogynistic, and wedded to violence and brutality in a way that neither Christianity or Judaism is.

Rafael Perez, the former Los Angeles police officer who pleaded guilty to cocaine theft last September and revealed a wide range of corruption and brutality in exchange for a lighter sentence, was a member of the Crash unit in the low-income neighborhoods patrolled by the department's Rampart division.

They accused the Israelis of unleashing "savagery and brutality" in the last few weeks in a "deadly campaign of repression" against the Palestinians.

Germany, which began the war with a ruthless attack upon Poland, followed by successive aggressions and brutality in internment camps, surrendered with an appeal to the victors for mercy toward the German people and armed forces".

Military officials shrugged off such comments, explaining that the persistent violence and brutality in Comuna 13 made it a natural target.

To that end, the Sunday Express says, he was single-minded, and "worked for it as both a soldier and politician with brilliance and brutality in equal measure".

Beauty and brutality in close proximity.