Sentence examples for brutality over from inspiring English sources
Instead, President Bush chose brutality over patience.
"But intervention is certainly moving towards us".There are several reasons for the escalation of brutality over the summer.
In an unremarkable city in central Henan province, more than a million people – one in eight – are wiped out by starvation and brutality over three short years.
The Economist warned thatDeath, anguish, starvation and despair are written over western Europe...It is the triumph of diplomacy over common sense, or force over reason, of brutality over humanityHardly a jingoistic anthem.
She also combines sounds and imagery from many eras to salute black life, invoking the antebellum South, Malcolm X, and the young victims of police brutality over the last three years.
This spiky, disturbing animation from South Korean film-maker Yeon Sang-ho owes a little to William Golding's Lord of the Flies; the school classroom it depicts looks the way Golding's castaway island might look if the grownups had never arrived and the feral children were left alone to evolve and refine their brutality over centuries.
Widespread protests over police brutality exploded over the August 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager, by an officer in Ferguson, Missouri.
Los Angeles regained control of the game, and did what they do - comeback from two goal deficits with ease and somewhat startling semi-regularity, taking advantage of some sloppy turnovers while mixing in skillful play and their typical brutality to take over the game.
Alluding to the racial challenges of today -- economic disparities, police brutality, controversies over the Confederate battle flag -- the president said there were many more bridges to cross.
The largely black underclass suffered most for it, and filed scores of brutality complaints over the years, but for some citizens, particularly among the white middle class, the department served as a topic of ironic amusement.
Just last week, he settled a civil case involving a black doctoral student who accused the New York City police of pummeling her during a police brutality protest over the killing of Amadou Diallo.
