Sentence examples for away from the brutal from inspiring English sources

They, like their mother, must adapt to a new life away from the brutal rebel environment where the chief currency in any transaction is violence.

Like The Reflecting Skin, Slow West does not shy away from the brutal violence, racism and greed upon which the land of the free is built.

The guide is miles away from the brutal reality of life in Isis-controlled territories, where even smoking a cigarette can see a person flogged and, in extreme cases, put to death.

Hip-hop and punk struggled to bring us back around to the realities at hand, but when I listened to this in my headphones I heard the warm tubes in the studio and the analog wires in the mixing console keeping the sound as far away from the brutal truth of history as possible.

In story after story, she calmly but firmly excavates the deep ties that bind us together, without shying away from the brutal flip side, the sometimes anguished obligation many of her characters bear throughout life.

The players were limping away from this brutal encounter and the night had barely fallen in Dublin when Paul O'Connell was reminded of Ireland's next obstacle in their quest to equal their record of 10 successive victories.

This poignant story, shot in Chinese and the Venetian dialect of the southern lagoon, with striking cinematography by Luca Bigazzi capturing the beauties of this watery environment against its winter backdrop of snow-covered peaks, does not shy away from showing the brutal state-within-a-state run by elements of the Chinese community in defiance of both European and Italian laws.

Helgeland does not, however, shy away from the twins' brutal, sadistic nature or their daft plans for expansion into Africa – even though they could barely handle Esmeralda's Barn, the gaming club in Knightsbridge that is the scene for a fight that provides the film's "how-did-they-do-that?" moment.

It turns out Jeffery is both detective and pervert - repulsed, intrigued and unable to peel himself away from the freshly discovered cruel, brutal and amoral underbelly he has stumbled into.

I think we're caught in a paradoxical moment, when history's long arc has indeed begun to swing away from the logic of brutal domination, but those in power still depend on it and seek to perpetuate it under cover of the Big Lie.

Under the cease-fire, Mr. Sadr has sought to wipe some of the stain away from the militia's more brutal past activities.