Sentence examples for brutal perspective from inspiring English sources

The worrying facial injury to goalkeeper Jonathan Bond, sustained halfway through a first half which stretched to 62 minutes, was a moment of brutal perspective which introduced Jack Bonham to the pitiless realities of the professional game.

You don't have to look further than the title of Hl ne Angel's film "Skin of Man, Heart of Beast" to discern its brutal perspective on the human condition.

We're cautioned, "enjoy life while you can" or "aging is brutal," a perspective Susan Jacoby shared in her latest book, "Never Say Die".

To put the NFL's brutal collisions into perspective, I decided to compare injuries suffered during players' careers with some injury reports from car accidents I found on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's website.

Massie's concluding chapters can be read as the story of how that traditional view was discarded in favor of a more brutal -- and more modern -- perspective.

"For the Sins of My Father" (Broadway Books, $24.95) offers a remarkable perspective on how a brutal mobster could lead a sweet home life as a suburban dad.

This, in a way, is cubist music – where musical materials slice into one another, interact and superimpose with the most brutal edges, thus challenging the musical perspective and logic that had dominated European ears for centuries.

From one often aired Uruguayan perspective, England was a brutal colonizer, it introduced slavery to much of the world, and it literally invented soccer hooliganism.

"Whether people like it or not, the recognition that you were not fated forever to live under a brutal dictator was something like changed perspectives".

Her perspective is at once childlike and brutal, combining indoctrinated religious fervour with a cold violence, without moral qualms.

Similar is the perspective of Egypt's simpler but more brutal military rule.