Sentence examples for brutally acquired from inspiring English sources
His tale was one of rags to brutally acquired riches: An Irish American born in South Boston in 1929, Bulger took to the post-Depression streets early, in his teens earning a reputation as a fist-fighting thief stereotypical of his hometown.
And Ms. Cho's play draws attention to a paradox worth pondering: An awareness of man's capacity for cruelty and violence is an important tool for living in the world wisely and with compassion, but the same knowledge, acquired too brutally, too intimately or too soon, is pure poison.
Ben Simpfendorfer's area of expertise — the interaction between the Chinese and Arab worlds — is rare perhaps because it is so brutally difficult to acquire.
By Evan Osnos June 15 , 2009Ben Simpfendorfer's area of expertise — the interaction between the Chinese and Arab worlds — is rare perhaps because it is so brutally difficult to acquire.
It is brutally simple, really, when you posit the legislative marginalization of the Irish to understand the sort of underdog status that they have acquired or sought.
Because we still unconsciously value natural gifts more than acquired ones — Trump or no Trump, we still generally give people more credit for being brave than being rich — we hate to see the natural order so brutally impinged upon.
This one, in which an Iraqi baby is run over by military trucks, acquires the repetitive, stuttering poetry of a brutally unrelenting film loop.
In "Stopit and Nomore," for example, he writes about Genie, a girl who was brutally raised in almost total isolation for 13 years, and thereby denied the ability to acquire language.
