Sentence examples for brutal pull from inspiring English sources

But no, goddess though she may be in the eyes of her admirers, Yelena, played by the Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett, is subject to the same brutal pull of mortal gravity as everyone else.

Harris punches him through cover for a single and then Johnson gets into the groove and moves into the 30s with a brutal pull to the deep mid-wicket boundary.

It seemed to inspire Root, who suddenly found his feet moving more assuredly and blazed away with glorious cover drives and brutal pulls.

The right-hander made the most of his let-off to dominate the innings through flicks off his pads, brutal pulls and powerful hits down the ground.

He brings up his maiden Test half-century with a monumental six off Broad, a brutal, pivoting pull that sends the ball into the stands at deep midwicket.

While they were once allied, a complex blend of power struggles, ideology and strong disagreements over ISIS's especially brutal tactics pulled the extremists apart.

But Trance also cheats by giving us shock turns of event, including sudden brutal killings, then pulling back, telling us that they never really happened – that the film is just fooling with us.

It's a dark, brutal adventure that pulls no punches with what it shows the audience.

It's a harrowing, often brutal tale that pulls few punches when it comes to the cruelty slaves endured, to the point that some may feel director Steve McQueen went too far in unflinchingly depicting slaves' torture and suffering, which obviously pales in comparison to what slaves actually went through.

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Thomas pulls this brutal history into the present.