Sentence examples for brutal vision from inspiring English sources

Between the floggings and decapitations, it is a very brutal vision of colonial life.

Staying and enforcing the group's brutal vision, despite partially disavowing it, does not trouble Abu Ahmed, who sees himself as having few other options.

He has the more pragmatic, sometimes brutal, vision of a man who made his own luck and wants France to compete, and sometimes cooperate, in the "real world".

"Amazon's brutal vision for retail is one where automation needlessly replaces good people and good jobs," said Marc Perrone, the group's president.

His caustic, often brutal vision of how boys are groomed to become men has brought him acclaim far beyond the underground-comics scene where he first made his name.

If they come across merely as malicious repartee, the play's power to unsettle us with its brutal vision of life as a torture chamber built for two remains theoretical.

From the time of Ms. Kane's infamous debut at the Royal Court Theater in London with "Blasted," a play that brought the atrocities of the Bosnian civil war to a hotel room in Leeds, she was reviled and celebrated for her brutal visions of inhumanity.

Bond's brutal, uncompromising vision of south-London thuggery provoked questions about the nature of theatre.

Both of this year's big award runners offer a brutal, soulless vision in which the 'truth' is that human nature is evil and doomed.

Just as I would not allow the BNP a platform for their racist views, I did not want to give Clark a platform.' Clark, who is renowned for his brutal directorial vision, has been described variously as a child pornographer and a genius.

Here is the essence of her vision: brutal, vivid, demanding, deranged.