Sentence examples for brutal description from inspiring English sources
I loved too the non-jungle story The White Seal with its brutal description of the clubbing of the baby seals, for – like all the best writers, for children as for adults – Kipling never flinches from the cruel things.
His lovingly brutal description of the trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie's cheeks in mid-blow -- monstrous fruit about to burst, / Blood and flesh all over the bandstand" -- makes a reader want to bestow upon Carruth the praise he offers the 17th-century haiku poet Basho: "Wow!
"Fashion Climbing" begins with a brief but brutal description of childhood, being beaten by his mother for trying on girls' clothes in their unsurprisingly uptight suburb of Boston.
Through a brutal description of a childhood scene the poem also forces the reader to ask for more than pain, and more than death.
The obituary of a 75-year-old Galveston, Texas, man who died of cancer last month is getting a lot of attention for its brutal description of the deceased.
Said to have been based on Hassel's own military service, it gave his readers brutal descriptions of life in a German wartime penal regiment.
The outstanding track, surely, is the brooding and genuinely scary Dad's Gonna Kill Me, written from the viewpoint of a very frightened soldier in Baghdad, with brutal descriptions of life in Iraq matched against the lines "at least we're winning on the Fox Evening News" and some rousing fiddle work from Sara Watkins.
"The Mystery Is in the Ordinary, Uncool Things" - An Interview with Author Juliet Escoria .
He is known for frank - some would argue brutal - descriptions of sexuality and alienation.
The reviews have been uniformly positive -- reflecting a sense of awe that the brutal and graphic descriptions of war evoke.
Both are unflinchingly brutal in their descriptions of human decay, moral and physical, of the blood and filth that attaches to bodies in conflict, and the corrupt souls that flock to it.
