Sentence examples for brutal lines from inspiring English sources
If Mr. Miller was fiery and provocative, Mr. Cheney delivered equally brutal lines in an understated fashion.
The most obviously painful experience is the infamous catalogue of the ships in Book Two three hundredd brutal lines naming 50-plus Greek captains and hundreds of related cities and islands – this quickly followed by a similarly challenging 100-line catalogue of Trojans.
That's a brutal line, but, then, prettiness and brutality both seep from the pores of the movie.
When the two old fighters saw each other, they hugged, as men who share special times together in that brutal line do, and they mugged a little for photographers, as they have more than once in the last 40 years, with playful, posed fists at each other's jaw.
Despite Neil's tone, though, and despite the fact that Abbott, given her role on the show, probably had no reason to expect such a brutal line of questioning, I sincerely hope that she doesn't simply dismiss his comments as an attack from a known rightwinger.
That had GaultMillau not been so fussy and awarded Loiseau the same 19 out of 20 score they gave him last year he might still be alive; or that had he put his family ahead of his job and quit three-star chefery for a less brutal line of business, he might not have succumbed to the urge to do away with himself.
Actually, he's more or less just playing Jack Nicholson, but he is awfully good at that – and the quick-witted screenplay gives him plenty of brutal O'Neillish lines to snarl.
And Williams delivers its most brutal punch lines.
Starting out on the brutal automotive lines in pre- and post-Depression-era Detroit, the brothers became intrinsically linked with the rise of the United Auto Workers; over the ensuing decades, they led strikes and negotiations, and often marched alongside counterparts both in parallel unions and in the Civil Rights movement.
I have no idea in what universe that is meant to be a brutal attack line.
