Sentence examples for because of its brutality from inspiring English sources

That said, there was something different about this case, not just because of its brutality, but because it was so close to home.

This campaign of violence is often compared with the genocide in Rwanda, both because of its brutality and because it reached its peak close to the 10th anniversary of Rwanda's mass slaughter.

In a case that has shocked many in this working-class city because of its brutality, officials in the Passaic County prosecutor's office said the teenagers, who had been released early from John F. Kennedy High School on the last day of school, were part of a mob that had rampaged through the surrounding neighborhood, attacking people along the way.

They loved boxing despite (or because of) its brutality.

There have already been many criticisms of its brutality, its stark realism, its sordidness.

He acknowledges that the series may be too violent for a younger demographic and said that he would not want his son to watch it because of its psychological brutality.

Paris shocked people because of its indiscriminate brutality.

Last spring, in a case that drew national attention because of its extreme brutality, seven workers at a Wendy's restaurant in New York City were shot, five fatally.

The conflict became notorious because of its particular brutality, including the hacking off of the limbs of uncounted civilians, the use of child soldiers and the digging for diamonds to pay for guns and ammunition.

In Syria this year al-Qaeda formally disowned the jihadist group ISIS Islamic Statee in Iraq and the Levant) - again because of its excessive brutality.

Many of those nationalists told the U.S. that while they were no fans of the Islamic State, their first priority was still Assad, because of his brutality and because of the risk that his regime might go unpunished for its atrocities.