Sentence examples for brutal disruption from inspiring English sources
Each, he said, is a sui generis form, presenting a struggle and synthesis between order and disorder, between narrative logic and brutal disruption, between the everyday and the abstract.
For the women I met, their first priority was to hold on to what little capacity they had to take care of themselves and their families, and to restore a sense of normality amidst the brutal disruption of their lives.
Disruption is a brutal-sounding word; it sounds like something being torn apart irrevocably, and replaced by something utterly new.
The devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan was a brutal reminder of the threat climate disruption poses to communities around the world.
The impact of this disruption on the airline work force has been brutal.
There will come a time when nature metes out such sustained and brutal punishment that even the most cynical deniers will have to acknowledge climate disruption is upon us.
The case of the 13-year-old boy Goldstone ruled against came in the context of a wave of national protests and school disruptions by South Africa's black youth against apartheid and the brutal emergency laws.
The Revolution, this argument might run, was a needless and brutal bit of slaveholders' panic mixed with Enlightenment argle-bargle, producing a country that was always marked for violence and disruption and demagogy.
Hence, perhaps, some of the disruptions to the recent constitutional review conference, of which the murder of Mr Mbai, a Luo, was just the most brutal.
— ANDREW DAS Brutal, brutal, brutal defending there.
