Sentence examples for brutality suffered from inspiring English sources

But the problems appeared minor compared with the brutality suffered by the population in recent years.

The quaint scene today betrays the brutality suffered by the prisoners there.

The most powerful democratic nation on earth sanctioned the grave injustice and brutality suffered by him and others in this concentration camp.

Her later novels, including "The Land of Green Plums" and "The Appointment," approach allegory in their graphic portrayals of the brutality suffered by modest people living under totalitarianism.

Mr. Powell's remarks were part of a continuing campaign by the White House to publicize the brutality suffered by Afghan women under the Taliban, and to insist that women have a role in the future of the country.

The ATT will bring us another step closer to realising this aspiration of a more secure world and help to limit the prospects of a recurrence of the brutality suffered by peaceful protesters in the Middle East, north Africa and elsewhere where repression lingers.

And despite the brutality she suffered, Florence was lucky – most Malawian girls never get a second chance.

Pottery has been a lifeline to Bibi Herrera, giving her the will to survive the memories of the brutality she suffered as a young woman in detention in Pinochet's Chile.

In the garden of a women's refuge overlooking the plant, Lejla describes the brutality she suffered as a teenager.

Whatever bitterness he held toward whites because of the brutality he suffered at their hands in South Africa had to be weighed against the "important friendships I have formed with white people.

America, in the long run, will be the looser by continuing to support these despots who not only have been causing the slaughter of millions of African populations as in Rwanda and the DRC, but their own populations reject them in spite of the brutality they suffer at the hands of these despots.