Sentence examples for brutal laws from inspiring English sources
Sweet reason and tolerance were substituted for the old king's brutal laws.
When Goebbels purged the civil service in April 1933, attorneys were "coordinated" too, a step that eased the way of the increasingly brutal laws to follow.
Part of the appeal of "The Sopranos" is surely the fantasy that there is, tucked away in our consumerist, suburban midst, a subculture regulated by elaborate rituals of honor and respect and ruled by brutal laws of its own devising.
"John does not, in any way, wish to further enrich the Sultan while he continues to enforce these brutal laws".
He cited the example of stoning to death, which he says was inherited from the Judeo-Christian tradition, like other brutal laws in the sharia.
He promised to reform the country's ineffective and often brutal law enforcement services.
"In independent India, as earlier, this archaic and brutal law has served no good purpose," the letter argues.
In other words, these were discarded people who could be made to bear the brunt of this brutal law without risk of public backlash.
SCLC leaders worked with Birmingham, Alabama, minister Fred Shuttlesworth to launch a major campaign featuring confrontations between nonviolent demonstrators and the often brutal law-enforcement personnel directed by Birmingham's police commissioner, Eugene T. ("Bull") Connor.
But what many protesters and observers have described as a pattern of swift and brutal law enforcement response may have injected new life into their cause.
Its only hope is Birdboy, a nice guy who is unfortunately possessed by a demon that scares the daylights out of everyone from murderous rat scavengers in the lawless dump to canine police officers who enforce brutal law and order in town.
