Sentence examples for brutal rupture from inspiring English sources
McCann's novel spools outward from this sudden and brutal rupture in unexpected ways; it lets us watch the lives destroyed by grief reassemble themselves, regain their balance.
Perhaps most importantly, at this critical moment in the Royal Ballet's history (director Monica Mason's contract ends in 2012, and no successor has yet been named), Asphodel Meadows demonstrates that the way ahead for large-scale classical companies doesn't necessarily entail a brutal rupture from the past.
But a fusion infusion calls as Sierra's soprano thrills us with those old, best ecstasies, while Bianca growl-raps the child's -- every child's -- difficulties, demands, observations, agonies: what is seen as contrivance in the aesthetics of CocoRosie is a projection onto these artists of a brutal rupture our culture has, in fact, contrived.
And Nouri al-Maliki's brutal sectarian policies ruptured US gains since the moment we began leaving in earnest.
And it's this brutal candour that ruptures our illusions.
The Bird got sexual satisfaction from the brutal beatings he administered daily: fracturing their windpipes, rupturing eardrums, shattering their teeth, tearing one man's ear half- off.
— ANDREW DAS Brutal, brutal, brutal defending there.
