Sentence examples for brutal damage from inspiring English sources

It fires slow-moving spheres of energy, which "lash" nearby targets even if they miss and inflict brutal damage even through walls.

Sadly, by failing to cooperate fully with the International Criminal Court and trumpeting its go-it-alone plans to attack Iraq -- with the brutal "collateral damage" to civilians that has, alas, become inevitable when America attacks -- the Bush administration is ensuring that the United States is increasingly perceived as a world leader in lawlessness.

The treatment of the Angola Three has sparked a national conversation on the brutal psychological damage that solitary confinement does to human beings.

Highly-paid football stars in Britain roused the crowd with brutal, and damaging, attacks.

The brutal fact of damage control is that not all clients are created equal.

Zimbabwe's economy spiraled downward and Mr. Mugabe's government carried out a brutal strategy to damage the opposition's political base in 2005, destroying the homes of hundreds of thousands of poor people in urban settlements.

Alvarez showed his knack to land brutal jabs and damage opponents early, allowing him to open up his heavy strikes as the rounds progress.

There was the giddiness and joie de vivre of the magazine editor on "Bored to Death," the rapaciousness of the brutal tycoon on "Damages," the generous wisdom of the local sheriff in "Fargo," and the simple reliable Ted Dansof-ness of his turn helming the stalwart CBS procedural "C.S.I".

Brutal cuts inflicted serious damage to London's Dance Umbrella festival, which lost more than 40% of its funding, while Lea Anderson (choreographer of the all-male company the Featherstonehaughs and the all-female Cholmondeleys) and Henri Oguike lost all of theirs.

This damage tells a brutal story.

The brutal assault caused irreparable brain damage, and Hardy died in hospital less than an hour later.