Sentence examples for brutal though from inspiring English sources

The beatings are not too brutal, though, because any prisoner can just go join another cellblock if he feels hard done by.

It's quite brutal though.

But let's go with Heaven Sent, brutal though it is.

Serbian politics remain brutal, though perhaps not to the same degree.

Brutal though he was he could not understand that Chris might want to leave.

Repression has become less brutal, though two prisoners have died on hunger strikes.

There was no fumbling over the exercise of brutal power, though, and political opponents were either exiled or, like former Vice-President Meatchi and the popular army leader Colonel Koffi Kongo, died mysteriously.

(She described him once as a "gorged seal, double chin, ledge of red lip, little eyes, sensual, brutal unimaginative", though she did also acknowledge his "queer imaginative ardour about history, humanity").

The second is that not only the Romanovs, but the Russians, emerge as almost uniquely promiscuous and brutal, even though other courts at the time – think Henry VIII of England – were hardly paragons of sophistication.

Hurd even manages to whitewash her curmudgeonly consort, a man who has "unintentionally [sic] acquired a reputation for tactless, even brutal remarks", though he wisely draws the line at putting in a good word for Andrew and Edward.

As a beneficiary of colorism, I don't know what it feels like to be treated as a perpetual foreigner in the most brutal sense, though I do get hit with a broad array of racial epithets.