Sentence examples for and in the brutal from inspiring English sources

Too many died away from the front lines of the civil war and in the brutal, vindictive repression of the 1930s and 1940s.

And, in the brutal narrative of journalism, failure after a controversial move is a better story than continued or increased success.

Well, with the revelation of a grand coverup and conspiracy in the brutal, savage and merciless killing of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald by Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke, we are at the crossroads of truth and justice vs greed and class.

He is depicted overseeing and participating in the brutal interrogations of al-Nashiri, Zubaydah, and KSM.

With a dreamlike obliviousness, Zama observes and colludes in the brutal injustices on which the colonial regime runs.

All of the defendants are accused of involvement in the killings of intellectuals, political opponents and secularists in the brutal war of independence in 1971, during which the nation broke away from Pakistan.

Other journalists were puzzled about De Mauro's presence at the newspaper: he had been a supporter of Mussolini until the bitter end and fought in the brutal war against the anti-Fascist partisans.

Right away I could see that they were intensely hurt over the loss of their leader, and in particular the brutal way in which he was removed from the scene.

Yeonmi Park was born in the North Korean city of Hyesan, close to the Chinese border, and brought up in the brutal and paranoid atmosphere of the Kim dictatorships.

Administration officials trace what they see as increasing success at killing individual Qaeda leaders to the stepped-up use of Predator and Reaper drones in the brutal and largely ungoverned border regions of Pakistan.

It was the unelected, despotic Saudi regime that, terrified by the implications of the Arab spring, opposed pro-democracy movements in Egypt and elsewhere, and energetically assisted in the brutal suppression of Shia Muslim reformers in Bahrain.