Sentence examples for brutal aspect from inspiring English sources

(The first practice, he complained, contributed to the generally "brutal aspect of the streets").

The brutal aspect of Valentine's Day, no matter what day it falls on, is that lovers and would-be lovers are prodded by a commercial holiday into examining their love lives.

"Online commentaries point out this work has a brutal aspect," the Louvre's director, Jean-Luc Martinez, wrote in a letter about the installation.

It has a brutal aspect with a high fever (= 38.5°C), shivers and myalgia, sometimes accompanied by the following: pneumopathy (in cases of pneumococcus infection), purpura and septic shock.

Unfortunately, many of the more brutal aspects of the film correspond more closely to the everyday experiences of Dalits.

Mr. Huey says he won't miss the perch and I believe him, partly because the job now has brutal aspects.

He also wrote pamphlets on topical events and problems in which he glorified some of the most brutal aspects of Stalinism.

The elimination of the more brutal aspects of the Congo Free State notwithstanding, Belgian rule remained conspicuously unreceptive to political reform.

The story of "Joe Turner" is grounded in particularly brutal aspects of the African-American life in the dawning years of the 20th century.

Evidently intent upon giving Clara Kimball Young a vehicle in which she might duplicate the success scored in "Hearts in Exile," the World Film selected another photoplay concerned with Russian life in its most brutal aspects.

JAMES CORNER: FIELD OPERATIONS, NEW YORK How might landscape go beyond its traditional role as a passive, benevolent respite from the dense, commercial and sometimes brutal aspects of the city and become something that might carry us into a future that we have yet to imagine?