Sentence examples for brutal excesses from inspiring English sources
Kirtzman's language is more temperate and balanced, though his distaste for the mayor's brutal excesses could not be plainer.
This was in part out of loyalty to his old resistance com rades and politician friends, many of whom were the victims of the colonels' brutal excesses.
Critics say that is defeatist talk, considering that churches campaigned against the brutal excesses of the Moi regime and were instrumental in bringing about multi-party rule in 1992.
In "Among the Thugs," Bill Buford's horrifying nonfiction book about the brutal excesses of British soccer hooliganism, he writes about gangs of fans who travel to European cities like Turin ostensibly to support their teams.
"After two decades of using the jackboot, brutal excesses and an indifferent attitude towards the collective anger of the Kashmiris against the men in uniform, a general has taken it upon himself to sensitize his force to the Kashmiris and assure the latter in the process that the army can be their friend, not foe," the article says.
If the army's brutal excesses against civilians can be curbed, if the rebels do not grow stronger, and above all if Mr Putin's project promises some kind of return to normality, the Chechens at least those who have known the refugee's life may take what is on offer.
Will Clinton-Reno Justice be remembered for the happy reunion or by the brutal excess of police power that brought it about?
As Communist China's founder as well as the leader most noted for brutal excess, Mao is Lenin and Stalin rolled into one.At December's birthday celebrations, some sense an opportunity.
Latif's role is more subtly nuanced as the sad-eyed "good man in a bad job". How he escaped, much less survived, those days of brutal excess makes for a truly gripping film.
She believed profoundly that reporting could curtail the excesses of brutal regimes and make the international community take notice.
"She believed profoundly that reporting could curtail the excesses of brutal regimes and make the international community take notice". Her mother told journalists Colvin's legacy was: "Be passionate and be involved in what you believe in.
