Sentence examples for both basic and brutal from inspiring English sources

The first lesson, both basic and brutal, never changes.

The music is both refined and brutal, late-Romantic opulence pinned to raw action.

THE market for young designers, we are often reminded, is both booming and brutal.

Gut-heavy, relentless, sleepless, womanless, Bachmann is both subtle and brutal.

The story of the Warsaw ghetto uprising is both heroic and brutal.

It was both beautiful and brutal.

I agree: The relationship depicted in "Smoke" is both shocking and brutal.

Both his parents were deaf, and both were angry and brutal, he told The New York Times in 2006.

The play also asks how any man can function as both adoring lover and brutal apparatchik.

Drug-using sex workers in particular are subject both to laws about those activities and brutal enforcement [ 10].

He has made an unabashed B movie: basic, brutal and sometimes clumsy, but far from dumb, and not bad at all.