Sentence examples for brutal stops from inspiring English sources

Police violence is seen throughout, in unjustified and brutal stops of black men guilty of nothing — essentially, charged with standing while black — when the police, without arresting them, proceed to handcuff them, beat them, insult them with racist epithets, intimidate them, and assert dominion over them.

Yet one had placed his country on the route to democracy after five military coups and decades of absolutist army rule, while the other had put a brutal stop to his nation's nascent democratic experiment.

So, this why I'm driving alone down a back country highway in Montana in the middle of January, strung out on bad truckstop coffee and cheap American smokes; because my accident is over and everything in my life has come to an abrupt and brutal stop.

As in any campaign, the schedule was brutal; the stops were chaotic with the press of reporters and eager crowds and anxious security men; and the mixups had elements of dark humor.

As far as I'm concerned, hurt or not, he was brutal to stop".

Although the cancer of racism lingers on in Britain, it found we live in a far fairer and more tolerant society than at the time of that brutal bus-stop slaying in south London.

As if a tape of the opening gesture had been played backwards, a crescendo shoots up to a loud bang – a brutal full-stop, a very modern idea of death.

After going through six million pages of documents, the authors concluded that in none of the cases they had looked at did these brutal methods stop a terrorist attack.

It's brutal, non-stop and doesn't broach any discussion.

That is the only way this brutal war will stop.

But now the Australian government is heralding a brutal victory in "stopping the boats".