Sentence examples for being brutish from inspiring English sources
Carnegie had found that men were socialized to think that being brutish and loud was the only way to demonstrate readiness for power.
The next, he's being brutish – and strangely camp – all over again, this time, though, as a murderous Neapolitan thug in Damned by Despair, a venture that looks set to go down in history as one of the National Theatre's rare turkeys.
He expects his players to be brutish.
He is brutish and powerful, but also pitiable.
Surely, these crimes are the antithesis of art — the culprits must be brutish or deranged.
What's light and delightful in the Mustang GT is brutish in the GT500.
For swing states in the age of Citizens United, politics on TV is brutish, confusing and depressing.
The best soccer players don't need to be brutish because: they are gay!
Russell Crowe is brutish enforcer Jackson Healy, Ryan Gosling is louche private eye Holland March.
European life under monetary union will be brutish and nasty, and unfortunately not even short.
Coal mining was brutish, backbreaking and sometimes fatal for those who went down into the mines.
