Sentence examples for brutal message from inspiring English sources

That was the brutal message that confronted the Labour party candidate Suzy Stride on a doorstep in Harlow, Essex, during last year's general election.

In theory, the film subverts the book's brutal message; in practice, it's the worldview underpinning this message that its story ends up celebrating.

The same brutal message of intimidation that the jailing of Afiuni sent to judges throughout the country, the jailing of her attorney is sending to lawyers up and down the land.

That act of homegrown terrorism, which killed four young girls, sent a brutal message that the old order had no intention of surrendering and would not go down without bloodshed.

An editorial in Le Monde warned yesterday that the decision to resurrect a draconian 1955 law will send a brutal message to the disaffected youth; namely that, 50 years on, France intends to treat them just as it did their grandparents.

The brutal message of her "rose" charts of mortality, constructed using data from the Crimean war, was both informative and highly influential, showing in stark, uncompromising terms that the numbers of soldiers dying from disease and squalor far outweighed those dying from battle injuries.

And I love the film's often brutal messages: love doesn't conquer all; we are, for all our finery, a savage species; we persecute outsiders to feel part of the pack; and there's no baddie like a toff.

The insurgents sent a brutal but measured message to the villagers.

THEIR campaign message is brutal and simple: find the box numbered 33 on the ballot paper the one that contains the yellow and green symbol of the Golkar party—and make sure you vote for that.

Added Jacobs: "When officers see other officers' misconduct tolerated – or even rewarded – it not only sends a message that brutal misconduct is allowed, but that it's the only way to succeed or survive within the department's culture".

The message was brutal and clear, without easy solution: an export-oriented economy based on higher value-added industries and products could not anymore sustain Japan's long-term economic and social development.