Sentence examples for brunt of a from inspiring English sources

"She's borne the brunt of a lot of the attacks," he said.

From 1980-93, indigenous Peruvians bore the brunt of a vicious Maoist insurgency and its repression.

The Huaylas Valley bore the brunt of a devastating earthquake and resulting landslides in 1970.

On some trials, participants bore the full brunt of a loss if the risky reward was chosen and lost.

He absorbed the brunt of a Dwyane Wade drive, and got up hobbling.

The region's long-suffering residents are also bearing the brunt of a measles epidemic.

He criticized European labor laws, which protect older workers and force young people to bear the brunt of a downturn.

Now it's the turn of the former deputy PM's photogenic wife, Pauline, to bare the brunt of a grassroots protest.

On the other side, ailing textile companies and smaller tobacco growers have absorbed the brunt of a dreary rural economy.

I was also the brunt of a very cruel fraternity prank in college that I have never gotten past.

This is partly due to expanding populations, particularly in coastal regions that bear the brunt of a cyclone's worst effects.