Sentence examples for brutally realised from inspiring English sources

There surely can't be a more richly or brutally realised city in world literature than James Ellroy's Los Angeles.

What it is is stunningly written, meticulously plotted, hallucinogenically realised and brutally honest.

I had never realised how brutally direct the relationship between conservation and tourism could be.

A future is planned for each of the main Olympic venues where dreams have been gloriously realised or brutally dashed in the events of the past fortnight.

The most striking and uncompromising title of its generation, it is a beautifully realised, absorbing and brutally dark fantasy.

The violence is brutally imagined and the characters subtly realised, with Lauren Cuthbertson bringing a delicate inner life to the role of Mary-Jane Kelly. Mary-Jane Kelly

I realised that not only had Eyal been brutally cucked by Meg in the fashion world too, but that a Love Island stint could be my passport to LFW19 if this year flops.

I realise how brutally prescient it was – from the privatisation of the NHS to the new breed of vicious female columnists.

Al-Qaida in particular realised the PR value of snatching western individuals and parading them in Guantánamo jumpsuits before brutally murdering them.

DVD & Blu-ray, Fox Brutally realised dramatisation of the police raid at the 2001 G8 summit in Genoa.

Has Labour realised this?