Sentence examples for brutal content from inspiring English sources
"brutal content" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe unpleasant content, either in books, films, television, or other forms of media. For example, "The film contained some very brutal content and was not suitable for younger audiences."
Ms. Djurberg is best known for stop-action Claymation films with a faux-naïve look and brutal content.
While the Mega Drive port sneakily included a cheat code that made all of the arcade version's bloody and brutal content accessible exactly as the game had originally intended, the SNES edition was totally nerfed.
While the Genesis sneakily included a cheat code that made all of the arcade version's bloody and brutal content accessible exactly as the makers had originally intended, the SNES edition was totally neutered.
NME's 10/10 review summarised the album as "a record that ventures deep into the heart of darkness of war itself and its resonance throughout England's past, present and future" and other reviews also noted its themes and writing style as "bloody and forceful," mixing "ethereal form with brutal content," and "her most powerful".
It's reasonable to ask whether the same firepower that micro-profiles users, seeks clues in text, identifies patterns, and figures out who should get which ads might also help identify which young people are most at risk of radicalization (even if they aren't yet posting brutal content and buying ammo).
Due to the brutal domestic violence content of this movie, the drug abuse, and its sexual content, be alerted that it may be ill-suited for an impressionable, budding, adolescent of 13.
Spin magazine's Chris Ryan praised its "brutal, honest, politically charged" content and viewed the album as a hip hop Basement Tapes—"a raw document [that] still proves that Nas had it all along".
It has done the brutal work of building a content site to critical mass– publishing some 600 pieces of content a day, sending newsletters to more than one million daily subscribers and boasting monthly uniques just shy of 20 million.
Like a chase scene made up of sentences that run on and on and ultimately leave readers breathless, or like a concert description that stops and starts, that swings and sways, that makes us stamp our feet and clap our hands — the nonlinear design of Powers's novel is a beautifully brutal example of style matching content.
Not content with the brutal assault, he strangled her with a dog chain and walked away.
At the core of his work are riveting little prints made from photo-etchings, where volcanoes and geysers projectile-vomit their red-hot contents over bleak, brutal landscapes.
