Sentence examples for brutal difference from inspiring English sources

But there is one crucial, brutal difference in the course of their lives.

For South Africa, it was a special kind of nightmare, since it revived images of massacres by the state in the old apartheid era, with one brutal difference – this time it was predominantly black policemen, with black senior officers working for black politicians, who were doing the shooting.

The "from the bottom up" organization learned some brutal lessons about the difference between sloganeering and actual governing.

It's not a difference but a brutal subtraction.

It made no difference -- the brutal finger pointing was in full swing.

I was not sure I saw a huge difference between harsh and brutal — my dictionary says one meaning of harsh is brutal.

The military rulers, who took power in a coup in 1962, justified their brutal regime by exploiting ethnic differences.

Gosh, he used to tear the other kids apart – the difference in talent was brutal.

Despite racking up 13 hits to the A's' six, the Halos committed four brutal errors to make up the difference in the one-run defeat.

Initially, though, the difference proved incremental and his brutal exposure of Ryan Bertrand's limitations took time to become fully apparent.

Our differences are with Iraq's brutal dictator.