Sentence examples for brutalities of war from inspiring English sources

Scarlett's story of survival amid the brutalities of war and its aftermath struck a chord with readers around the world.

He documented the harsh realities of life as it was being lived during his lifetime – gun crime, the brutalities of war.

The largely chronological galleries show him embracing Cubism, then switching to colossal, fleshy figures; dabbling in Surrealism; portraying the brutalities of war; and enjoying his post-war life in southern France.A high point of the new display is the sculpture.

Revolutionary movements born in fire incline to the repressive, of course, but there was a hatred and fear of women in the Taliban creed that went beyond even the revolutionary norm and differed from the brutalities of war.

It may be unclear what this passage (and others) about Olvido, a "well brought up and slightly haughty girl," with her "gentle cruelty," has to do with the moral dilemmas of photographing the brutalities of war.

The CILIP Carnegie Medal short list for 2014 largely featured protagonists in horrendous situations: a boy kidnapped and kept in a bunker; a child locked away with his mother by his abusive, alcoholic father; and several novels with children exposed to the brutalities of war and political conflict.

I saw the brutality of war up close.

We've seen what exposure to the brutality of war does to combat veterans.

The brutality of war, the barbed wire and the bones – these must not be forgotten.

If you can handle the real brutality of war, I highly recommend these books.

It captures the desperation and brutality of war, and its after-effects.