Sentence examples for brutal form from inspiring English sources

P.C.P., a brutal form of pneumonia, strangled their breathing.

It is literary Darwinism in its most brutal form, survival of the bookish fittest.

Le Monde, the French daily newspaper, called Mr. Bush's decision "a brutal form of unilateralism".

Anything short of full debt forgiveness would be a brutal form of economic punishment to a people already suffering.

From his wise perspective, as he says, it may be a more brutal form of water torture.

Given the opportunities that superfast broadband opens up, this is a sharp and brutal form of inequality.

In fact, normal capitalist service is now being resumed, but in a more advanced and brutal form.

It is ironic that the Sun's move should come just weeks after terrorists attempted the most brutal form of censorship in France.

"Exile from this ultimate place of refuge," he writes, "would have been the most brutal form of extirpation, would have touched the very fiber of my being".

Instead, after the British and the Dutch imperialists had been sent packing, that liberation turned into a new and more brutal form of servitude.

Without elections to decide Palestine's leadership, the succession battle may take other, more brutal forms.