More than that, we're looking long term toward a brutally new world".
The scale of Shanghai, which from the sky had presented a dead-flat vista of tens of thousands of neatly arrayed oblong houses — each of which, a closer look revealed, was in fact a large apartment block — and then, on the ground, the brutally new skyscrapers and the pedestrian-hostile streets and the artificial dusk of the smoke-filled winter sky: it was all thrilling.
In 2004, the Human Rights Watch published a lengthy report about abuses in the army, in which it is alleged that senior NCOs brutally "initiate" new recruits by dedovshchina ("The rule of the grandfathers").
Johnston came up, after some very hard work, with an exquisite sans serif display and, ultimately, a typeface that, whether in original or modified form, reigns supreme throughout today's bruised and battered London Underground, as well as on the fronts and sides of its brutally ugly new buses.
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She added "a brutally modern top-floor art studio," according to an article in The New York Times, but she was never entirely comfortable having a Park Avenue address.
Vasari's history of the renaissance arrogantly and brutally praises the new and "modern" style he himself exemplifies as a painter, and has nothing but contempt for old styles - sneering at the gothic cathedrals we cherish, dismissing anyone in the least bit old-fashioned.
Hope's agent Louis Shurr once said, brutally, to a new Hope publicist, "Our mission in life is to keep all news about fucking and sucking away from Dolores".
Down the road, meanwhile, another student-housing scheme has taken lessons from London's examples and brutally wedged a new accommodation block behind an existing street front.
But they are nonetheless defining events in that they brutally displayed this new killing potential and created the imagery of extinction that continues to haunt us.
The government also weakened labor (sometimes brutally) to reduce new ventures' input costs and kept Chile's currency inexpensive to maintain competitiveness in export markets.
