Sentence examples for brutal video from inspiring English sources
Did toy guns lead inexorably to a taste for brutal video games?
Before the management change in September, the network reached the opposite conclusion about another particularly brutal video when it decided to show video of Nigerian security forces executing members of the Muslim separatist group Boko Haram.
"Of course, I've seen the terrible, brutal video and it was one of my main concerns during the negotiations as to how I can avoid [the same fate]," he said.
Add in morning-radio shock jocks, gladiatorial talk shows, ever cruder comedy acts, blood-spattered action movies and brutal video games, and the spectacle of heavy breathing backed by hair-trigger force is everywhere.
It was a pretty brutal video – one that was unfortunately matched almost identically this week by none other than Sidney Crosby in the Penguins' game against the New York Islanders (Iginla's first as a Pen, in fact).
Then in August 2014, the group broadcast a brutal video showing the beheading of four military servicemen they accused of spying for Israel's security service, Mossad.
The week's funniest, most brutal videos are around the corner.
Searching his bedroom, the police found violent computer games — in which, experts say, players digitally clothe and arm themselves for combat — plus brutal videos and play weapons that fire small yellow pellets, said Siegfried Mahler of the Stuttgart prosecutors' office.
Last week, the University of Westminster came under renewed scrutiny when an Islamic Society event due to be held on Thursday featuring a controversial Islamic preacher was postponed after one of the university's former students, Mohammed Emwazi, was identified as the man wielding the knife in Islamic State's most brutal videos.
This is not the first time brutal videos or reports of stonings at the hands of the Islamic State have surfaced.
Earlier this week, he saw the two brutal videos of police officers killing black men ― Philando Castile in St .Paul, Minnesota, and Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana ― that shook the nation. .
