Sentence examples for brutal comments from inspiring English sources

There have been many brutal comments posted under Ms. Lisitsa's own videos about her wrong notes and imperfections.

"Aside from the boss, Eric could make the most brutal comments of any coach I've come across," Gary Neville once said.

I feel for Alex here because he's absolutely right that the generals and politicians won't care about people holding hands, but at the same time – as his father's brutal comments about the death of Bobby Sands made clear – they're not exactly moved by harder action either.

You will be crucified for wasting people's time and they will leave brutal comments slamming your product.

However, many Twitter users had their skepticals on, if the many brutal comments on Trump's tweet are any indication.

It has said to hell with everyone, in a brutal comment on western economic sanctions.

"In a sense it was a brutal comment to dispense with Russell and suspend Jonathan," says Gambaccini. "It's like saying Jonathan is important to us and Russell isn't, Jonathan is more important to us than Lesley.

Bismarck, the man who succeeded in unifying Germany, made his famously brutal comment about the decisiveness of "iron and blood" in international affairs as a rebuke to the Frankfurt conventioneers who had put their faith in "fine speeches and the votes of majorities".As the Iraq crisis gathers pace, the whiff of blood and iron in the air is already unsettling the conventioneers in Brussels.

As a longtime supporter of Hillary Rodham Clinton, I have had to endure the nastiest, most vile, brutal, sexist, outrageous and vicious comments tossed at her from the Obama camp for months and months and months -- on blogs, in e-mail messages, in articles and via a variety of spokespeople.

His cartoons were funny, sometimes brutal, often profound comments on political power.

Are Rosen's takes that much more brutal than the comments you can find in the footer of many web posts?