Sentence examples for brutal discourse from inspiring English sources
Republicans bear responsibility for the consequences of this kind of brutal discourse -- a political atmosphere charged with violence.
Why have voters championed polar-extreme policies and brutal, in-your-face discourse?
Before it became clear that Loughner's demons were mostly his own mind's, there was a great deal of speculation about the connection between his act and the brittle, or brutal, tone of the public discourse.
The discourse on migration in Britain is brutal and insane, and the laws are enforced by dawn raids and racist vans, an exclusionism on the point of fascism.
Less obviously, perhaps, but more difficult, we will have to carefully and with vigilance critique political, economic, civic and religious discourses that justify and, worse, valorize brutal acts as the means to an end.
Simply put, there has been a tremendously distorted and unsubstantiated discourse of blaming Hinduism for the problem of modern India's brutal crimes against women (and poverty too, but that is for another post).
Lebanon, which is only decades past a brutal civil war, remains sharply divided over Syria as increasingly heated rhetoric about the regime in Damascus dominates political discourse.
From their work, and those of other experienced interrogators who attempted to get the US out of the torture business, a broad narrative has emerged in the American discourse about torture: law-enforcement interrogation methods are humane and effective, while military or CIA methods are brutal and futile.
— ANDREW DAS Brutal, brutal, brutal defending there.
