Sentence examples for brutal thoughts from inspiring English sources

Music critic Greg Sandow calls Chuck D's language "strong and elusive, often fragmentary" and "embedded [with] critical, sometimes brutal thoughts".

But facing down a life sentence of sobriety is kind of a brutal thought.

A few overplayed details aside, this production is taut, brutal and thought-through and coherent.

In fact, it can be a brutal, shocking, thought-provoking place.

So why is there no commensurate urgency of action or brutal honesty of thoughts?

Tough acts to follow but their clarity is what he says they chase: "We try to avoid waffle, vagueness, flim-flam and platitudes – we are here to make an impact for our clients with brutal simplicity of thought.

George Orwell famously wrote of the "contagion" within language to elaborate needlessly, while M&C Saatchi often spoke of the "brutal simplicity of thought" that underpins a lot of great advertising.

Maurice Saatchi gets up to find me a little black book emblazoned with the title Brutal Simplicity of Thought in the same bold type as the now immortal Conservative party advert – Labour Isn't Working – and which is the agency's own logo typeface.

Teams know what they have to do, and there is even a somewhat brutal school of thought that says if you cannot deal with two or three extra games against tired opponents from your own division you would probably not make much of a success of promotion in any case.

When I first saw the poster, I kind of thought Brutal Legend was going to be like Guitar Hero with blood and guts… but it actually looks to be a pretty fun-looking third person action romp.

An example from 2003 makes the point: In my string quartet "The Noise Between Thoughts," the brutal physicality of the piece, its deconstructed instrumental technique and its replacement of consonance and dissonance with noise were directly influenced by my experience with depression.