Sentence examples for brutal light from inspiring English sources

But to do that, everyone must step out of the shadows of denial and into the brutal light of honesty.

"He had a feeling it shone a harsh and brutal light on his life at the time.

Only much later did films like "A Walk in the Sun" and "They Were Expendable" show war in a more brutal light.

For all the brutal light it shines on the conflicts at the heart of Labour's leadership, this is still a sanitised account, as anyone who has followed the New Labour saga closely over the years will realise.

Suicides among former pros – Dave Duerson, Junior Seau – have shone a brutal light on a sport built on collision, much of it head-to-head and head-to-body.

If you only see the positive in business or have a tendency to find counsel who'll tell you words you want to hear, hire someone bearish who will help you see things in the brutal light of day and wrestle you to think through the downside.

The fictional newspaper, The Washington Herald, is set with "brutal" lighting and drab furniture, in part because it was filmed at the real life Baltimore Sun offices.

The hallway had lumpy carpeting and brutal fluorescent lighting that made us all look as if we had just gotten over the flu.

But a minute can feel like an eternity when you're stuck under brutal fluorescent lighting, engaged in mortifying brainstorming sessions with colleagues who are just as agonized as you are over the pointlessness of it all.

The Mancunian, 33, has not fought since his brutal IBO light-welterweight world title defeat by Manny Pacquiao in 2009.

The little rover persevered as a stationary science laboratory until a brutal, low-light winter left it unable to power its heaters.