Sentence examples for brutal episodes from inspiring English sources

What followed was one of the most brutal episodes in Kurdish history.

Despite a few brutal episodes, little of it should scare or disturb most older children.

There is also a museum on its grounds that critics say whitewashes the more brutal episodes from wartime Japan.

Assassination and terrorism increased again after 1815, but the nineteenth century did not come close to equaling the twentieth in the number of brutal episodes.

The march was held in the wake of brutal episodes of mass racial violence in the city of East St . Louis where between 50 and 200 African Americans were murdered and 6,000 were left homeless by arson attacks.

The population of the small town of Selma, Alabama, will swell fivefold when visitors arrive on 8 March to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, one of the most brutal episodes in America's civil rights era.

This month the Supreme Court heard the case of an Uzbek accused of participating in an especially brutal episode.

For Mr. Singh, and many who grew up in India's villages, the brutal episode points to nothing less than an overall decline in the country's national character.

Or is all this corporate multiculturalism just an effort to pull a skein of rainbow legitimacy over a typically brutal episode of financial history?

Portugal's African wars, which began in 1961 and lasted well into the next decade, were an especially brutal episode in the history of postwar decolonization, but in "Tabu" that violence is a shadow and a rumor.

Ms. Rovera in her report included details of one especially brutal episode in the village of Ayn Larouz in the northern Idlib Province that was also highlighted Tuesday by the United Nations in an annual report on children in armed conflicts.