Sentence examples for because of the brutality from inspiring English sources

Disturbing because of the brutality they describe (one man was waterboarded 183 times in a month).

Spanish public television no longer televises bullfights live because of the brutality.

The search had unusual urgency because of the brutality of the crimes involved.

The Chibok abductions are shocking not just because of the brutality involved, but also because they were preventable.

"It generated such outrage because of the brutality, the hate, that it helped raised awareness," he said.

"I have been on the front lines of other protests, but I'm here because of the brutality of this police response," he said.

The case has resonated, not only because of the grisly brutality of the attack, but also because of the clumsy and, in some cases, insensitive response of India's political class.

True, the Syrian opposition is less well organised than their counterparts in Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen because of the extreme brutality of the Syrian regime, but an acceptable measure of maturity and commitment has been achieved.

For many black residents of New York, the Abner Louima case stood out, and not only because of the grotesque brutality he endured while inside what should have been the safe haven of a police precinct house.

This is not just because of the spectacular brutality on display on any given Sunday, but also from the slow, often undetected, apparently permanent damage that repeated pounding can do to bodies and brains, starting when players are boys and young adults.

"Brutal," Rankine says, "because it calls up the reality of the brutality".