Sentence examples for brutal attitudes from inspiring English sources

It was also Rove's brutal attitudes towards opponents that has defined Bush's campaigns (and may bring Rove down).

At times it is hard to look at these crude paintings, with their chromatic dissonances, brutal attitudes and expressions.

We do have a pretty brutal attitude to love affairs.

She said that there was no question of legal action against the child but that a complaint had been made against his father for an allegedly "brutal" attitude towards school staff.

Its hooks are brutal, its attitude toward prettiness dismissive.

The member also said the membership was "outraged" over the way the chairman and trustees had behaved, adding: "There's been a lot of condescension, belittling and high-handedness, which reflects a rather brutal masculine attitude towards a vivacious woman.

US comedian Amy Schumer has taken a brutal swipe at the attitudes surrounding the numerous rape allegations levelled at Bill Cosby.

BSkyB is a similarly brutal negotiator.Unfortunately, this attitude earns the company enemies as well as revenues.

But below the bright exterior of a song like "Great Big Stuff" (from "Scoundrels") lurks an attitude of brutal sarcasm.

"After two decades of using the jackboot, brutal excesses and an indifferent attitude towards the collective anger of the Kashmiris against the men in uniform, a general has taken it upon himself to sensitize his force to the Kashmiris and assure the latter in the process that the army can be their friend, not foe," the article says.

He gave his talk with a no-nonsense attitude and a brutal frankness about the United Nations' dismal record on gender parity.