Sentence examples for brutal intent from inspiring English sources
And they frequently did, sometimes with brutal intent.
You might think that the methodical extermination of millions of Jews by a brutal regime intent on world domination would resist appropriation as an all-purpose metaphor.
Advocates for the horses say the roundup methods are brutal and violate the intent of a federal law to protect the animals.
It's a line full of meaning for Mr. Bacon's character, who witnessed his son's brutal murder and now is intent on wiping out the urban gang that did it.
But the co-chairs' draconian proposal lurches on like a legislative Frankenstein, indifferent to whatever its creator's current wishes may be and helped by a few Democratic Senators intent on making the brutal implications of "entitlement reform" a reality.
In an all-caps message, Mr. West wrote that Mr. Lauer "tried to force my answers," adding, "It was very brutal and I came there only with positive intent".
Live performances from the late nineteen-nineties were, by contrast, almost too aggressive: Salonen seemed intent on using the orchestra as a kind of brutal machine.
— ANDREW DAS Brutal, brutal, brutal defending there.
It was brutal, abrasive and joyously aggressive; as much a paean to the joys of making a skull-shattering din as it was a statement of intent.
