Sentence examples for are brutal to watch from inspiring English sources

TV has plenty of ambitious experiments that are brutal to watch.

P.S.: They can be brutal to watch.

Informed by historical battles, like Agincourt in 1415 and Cannae in 216 B.C., as well as films like Akira Kurosawa's "Ran," the sequence was brutal to watch and enormously complicated to pull off.

It is brutal to watch, but he would not have it any other way.

I thought it was brutal to watch offensively.

It's brutal to watch a man get his head beaten in.

Fukunaga's direction and writing, coupled with stellar, heartbreaking performances by Idris Elba and child actor Abraham Attah (winner of the Best Young Actor prize at the Venice Film Festival), have resulted in a movie as beautiful as it is brutal to watch.

Competitive eating contests are always brutal to watch, but knowing that this one spawned out of a tradition of ranchers meeting up in the area to brand and castrate their cattle together made it even harder to digest literally and figuratively.

Earlier in the week, I had been excited that the crew had fixed the clock in my car, but now it was just brutal to watch the time tick by.

One of the things that makes this so brutal to watch is not just the emotion of the terrible tragedy that has befallen them, but the fact it becomes increasingly clear that this relationship was entirely based on miscommunication in the first place.

Wallace's racist remarks remain brutal to watch; so does the news film of the moment he is shot, at a rally in Maryland in 1972.