Sentence examples for brutal reference from inspiring English sources

He's a man who titled a 1996 collection "Subhuman Redneck Poems," a brutal reference to what he thinks of as his own social class.

Paradoxically, though, End Games is not obviously an acknowledged finale, though there is, for the reader particularly alert to clues, a rather circuitous inclusion of the word "tomb" in a climactic, and otherwise optimistic, paragraph, as well as an odd, brutal reference to a medical condition that seems to have no functional purpose within the book.

Say it fast four or five times and the hidden reference to Mickey Spillane's notably brutal character Mike Hammer grandly emerges.

Within an hour, they were attacking each other in the only way that geeks know how to attack: through coding, uploading, and the brutal cross-referencing of media sources.  .

During his brutal interrogation they referenced his book numerous times, citing it as proof of his guilt".

Mr. Wright's book makes repeated, pointed reference to the brutal realities of the current economy.

Cynics saw Sisi's speech as a veiled reference to a brutal crackdown on Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood – a prophecy that came true on Saturday.

He is said to have enjoyed the nickname Chekist, a reference to the brutal Bolshevik secret police that spread terror in the early years after the Russian Revolution.

A Colorado Mesa University coach bragged, "We kill gay people in Wyoming" -- a reference to the brutal death of gay college student Matthew Sheppard in 1998. .

Euphemistic references to the brutal Nazi occupation of Poland littered the international media, while German commentators tiptoed round the tender issue of overt patriotism as the game approached.

It includes brief nudity, sexual references, gunplay and the brutal murder of two classic Motown songs.