Sentence examples for brutal works from inspiring English sources

Keatley's case that the capital has lost its risk-taking culture is supported by the fact that plays by Ravenhill, along with the brutal works of the late Sarah Kane, are more widely performed and appreciated in Germany than they are in their native land.

Its problems seemed intractable: poor sanitation, brutal work conditions, malaria.

It is a brutal work about childhood and children.

The author's grandfather explained how to go about this brutal work: "One.

Meanwhile, the company's workers have long reported brutal working conditions in Amazon warehouses.

She said that following sports provides relief from her brutal work schedule.

If it didn't represent a brutal work ethic and hefty dose of luck, it wouldn't be a dream.

Its accumulative metaphors and surreal crescendos are dizzying and dazzling, but it's altogether a more brutal work.

Kara Dixon Vuic builds her narrative around the young women from across the United States, many of whom had never traveled far from home, who volunteered to serve in one of the nation's most brutal work environments.

Ms. Desai pointed to the recent attack on a Muslim cabby whose throat was slashed by, the authorities say, a college student, as an example of the "brutal" working conditions faced by drivers.

Scahill adds a thorough and unsentimental accounting of JSOC's brutal work in Iraq, including a review of the available evidence that prisoners interrogated at its facilities near Baghdad were tortured.