Sentence examples for brutal need from inspiring English sources

New York City's jails — notoriously chaotic, unruly and brutal — need reform, but simply locking up more and more prisoners is not the solution.

Having spent the past few days consumed by grainy yet riveting footage of Piggott riding magnificent horses like Nijinsky and Sir Ivor, or watching him show a brutal need to win while driving on Roberto and The Minstrel to victory in the Derby in the 1970s, I launch into an earnest waffle of a greeting.

She recorded some 300 other songs, sold more than 100m albums around the world, and took the lead role in five feature films, proving that brutal realpolitik need not be translated into abject cynicism.

How we "escape" life when death comes knocking isn't always easy, can be brutal, but need not sacrifice individual dignity.

Northern Ireland, of course, was one: hard, often brutal news that needed explanation and sense of history.

Libertarians agree that life, like in football, can be brutal, so we need a government to protect us from other countries and also from each other — and we also need a Constitution to protect us from our government!

He's brutal but you need that.

But we don't need brutal therapy that forgets the need for growth and job creation.

"November's brutal, and we need to be sure everybody's ready".

To discourage women and men from joining this brutal movement, we need to heal the vicious cycle of violence, fear and hatred which is growing between communities, and to move towards a future that includes us all.

In most cases, corrupt regimes are brutal because they need force and threats in order to steal and conceal their plunder of public funds as well as public and private land and other assets.