Sentence examples for brutality committed by from inspiring English sources

The attack was of almost unprecedented brutality, committed by complete strangers on a Sunday evening, on the streets of Delhi itself.

She also wanted the force to include a considerable number of Acholis, the dominant ethnic group in northern Uganda, who have borne the brunt of the brutality committed by Kony, himself an Acholi.

The initial investigation into the officer's killing appeared to have quickly spun out of control, leading to allegations of brutality committed by officers bent on revenge and unrestrained by supervisors.

The recent YouTube footage of what appears to be "police brutality" committed by an officer of the Los Angeles Police Department is now being investigated by he F.B.I.

As a committed Muslim and human rights activist, it makes me furious that these naive women accept and advocate the brutality and savagery committed by these terrorists and, furthermore, endorse them as Islamic or Sharia-compliant.

The book vividly highlights Casement's efforts to expose the cruelties of colonialism and the brutalities committed by private European-controlled armies against indigenous people.

Then there was the succession of speeches, most of them eloquent, some of them pacific ("Friends of freedom," said Whitney Young, of the Urban League), others militant ("Fellow Freedom Fighters," said John Lewis, of S.N.C.C ., and nearly all of them filled with taunts of Governor Wallace as the list of grievances, intimidations, and brutalities committed by the state piled up.

Later war films played the role of constantly reminding the audience of the "brutalities" committed by the North Korean communists and greatly contributed to creating the horror of when North Korea might again wage war.

The Serbian campaign of 1914, the opening shot of the First World War, was marked by immense brutalities committed by both warring parties with thousands of maimed, and disfigured military and civilian casualties in the first few days of the war.

Amid news of the repeated brutalities committed by Boko Haram in Africa, the Taliban in Afghanistan and the Islamic State throughout the Middle East, it's easy to presume that the 21st century is experiencing violations of human rights and dignity at a pace faster than ever before.

The core of the film is complicity and guilt: two crucial scenes, viewed in flashback (Anthony mentions them — Martha's involvement in another girl's rape by the cult leader, and an act of criminal "brutality" committed "upon ordinary people" outside the cult), provide the key to the drama.