"That shuddering, sordid, gruesome, brutal feeling.
But scenes that could come across as boilerplate domestic drama — wife discovers husband and mistress in flagrante; wife seeks comfort from husband's best friend, who has long carried a torch for her — crackle with raw, even brutal feeling, and all the play's characters are drawn with empathy and insight.
But the driving dynamics are still frequently crude noisy and inelegant, with the power's delivery often feeling brutal.
XCOM 2, which pits your human resistance force (namely XCOM) against the alien occupiers of Earth (read our interview from 2015 for more story background), communicates a feeling of brutal intelligence; it makes you feel clever and genuinely overwhelmed with relief for succeeding with each mission, but that success is never easily earned.
I'll never forget crying in fetal position on my kitchen floor after a brutal break up, and feeling the presence of God's comfort and love like never before.
We can't let the media ― itself feeling under brutal attack by Trump ― use us as the pawns by portraying Trump as pro-LGBTQ as a way for them to show him they're giving him some positive coverage.
"It does brutal injury to the feelings of survivors of the Shoah".
Marlborough, Repton (where the former archbishop Geoffrey Fisher was a headmaster), Rugby (home of the "Christian gentleman" and Harry Flashman) – all these ghastly Victorian foundations produce strapping men who'd make first-rate leaders of cannon fodder in the trenches, but in later life they treat their own feelings with brutal disdain, much as they'd handle servants demanding a wage rise.
For Americans -- you guessed it -- it's just "enhanced interrogation," or, when the Times is feeling particularly feisty, "brutal interrogation".
In 2013, when "The Rains of Castamere" (The Red Wedding) in Game of Thrones made an entrance, it took a stab at the usual norms of singular deaths, opting for a chaotic mowdown that reintroduced the brutal realities of "fuck your feelings" death to a Twitter generation.
In 2013, after "The Red Wedding" in Game of Thrones made an entrance, it took a stab at the usual norms of singular deaths, opting for a chaotic mowdown that reintroduced the brutal realities of "fuck your feelings" death to a Twitter generation.
