Sentence examples for brutal slap from inspiring English sources

As the Beast from the East blows in and the nation shivers through the last, brutal slap of winter, at New Road, Worcester, they think it has not been a bad off-season for weather so far, all things considered.

Safe at home, the man (convincingly played by Tim Corcoran) explores the artificial body with an enthusiastic romantic fervor -- then interjects a brutal slap before a bout of angry sex.

The first trailer, released today by Universal Pictures, features running mascara, pill popping, awkward silences and some brutal slapping.

And true, it's not solely because of deep corporate pockets that Democrats seem to be headed toward a significant setback in three weeks; a still faltering economy and lack of jobs are giving them a brutal slapping around.

It's a brutal, bracing slap of the new.

Contrast this tepid, reluctant wrist-slapping for the brutal crimes of occupying soldiers with what a UN investigation found was the US government's "cruel and inhuman treatment" of Bradley Manning before he was convicted of anything.

They were slapped with a brutal peer-reviewed piece showing that the government has been wrong about the tar sands industry pollution in the Athabasca River published in a well-known scientific journal.

Though I really shouldn't be shocked, since The Slap is peppered with similarly brutal words, about both race and sex.

Indian politics is often brutal, but it doesn't usually end with a public slap captured on camera.

Honestly, it's just an extra slap in the face to accompany an already brutal winter beatdown that's been about as long as a Ricardo Villalobos track.

It's also true of an extraordinary video by an Indonesian artist, Reza Afisina, who literally slaps himself black-and-blue, as if under brutal interrogation, while reciting verses about truth telling and salvation from the New Testament.