Sentence examples for bit brutal from inspiring English sources

"The early product was a bit brutal," admits Brennan.

"It was a bit brutal," the engineer Tarfaoui admitted.

Dawkins's Christmas Card this year is a bit brutal, if you ask me.

"We have to be a bit brutal," says one senior court official.

Seth: The run was a bit brutal — but I'll hand it to Doug: it was also a great way to get a sense of the city center.

I watched boxing as a kid and found it a bit brutal, but reading Ernest Hemingway made me appreciate it and now mixed martial arts, in a very different way.

"Maybe the fans are a bit more brutal in England than they would be here, but that shouldn't be the case".

Scholes's one-liners can be every bit as brutal as his infamous tackles and this one alleged Rooney, at 28, had peaked two years ago.

The story shows, if nothing else, that the world of science can be every bit as brutal as that of politics.

Generally there was no problem with the crowds in Kentucky but, that said, I think Chicago will be a little bit more brutal given the experience I have had playing in the North-east of America.

So, the world of this 2010 film is every bit as brutal as the one Portis describes, and does more to suggest that the book may be worth seeking out.