Sentence examples for brutal misuse from inspiring English sources

"This is not the war on terror, but the inhuman and most brutal misuse of our country as [a] testing ground for new and dangerous weapons," he tweeted.

Leaving aside the brutal misuse of the 'tw' in Twitter for their own use of names and verbs, the concept is pretty well thought-out.

President Hamid Karzai called it an "inhuman and most brutal misuse of our country as testing ground for new and dangerous weapons". Islamic State's regional affiliate is believed to have as many as 800 fighters in Afghanistan, many of them former members of the Pakistani Taliban.

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One woman from Kentucky wrote to Senator Overman on behalf of her sister, who had been accused by Archibald Stevenson, criticizing the Committee for its "brutal as well as stupid misuse of power" and "gross and cruel injustice to men and women the full peer in intellect, character and patriotism of any member of the United States Senate".

The question before the justices was: Should Mr. Ashcroft be held personally liable for brazenly misusing the material witness statute to hold an American citizen in brutal conditions on the pretext that he was a witness in a case in which he was never called to testify?

In the mayor's race, Ms. Braun will most likely have to address some past miscues that raised questions about her judgment, including a highly criticized visit with a brutal Nigerian dictator when she was a senator and never-proved accusations about misused campaign money.

For too long, they have avoided accountability for brutal misconduct, while in this century arming themselves for war on America's streets and misusing laws to profit off the public trust, largely in secret.

Should a former attorney general be held personally liable for brazenly misusing the material witness statute when he was in office to hold an American man in brutal conditions on the pretext that he was a witness in a case in which he was never called to testify?

But misuse of intelligence, which was faulty to begin with, the failure to find weapons of mass destruction, and the war's brutal, incompetently handled aftermath have proved a vicious combination.

— ANDREW DAS Brutal, brutal, brutal defending there.