Sentence examples for brutally smashed from inspiring English sources

His head and face had been brutally smashed, probably by rocks.

The historian Bruce Catton wrote, "Even Burnside's hopeless attack on Fredericksburg had not been so brutally smashed".

In the letter published in the Oxford University's Cherwell student newspaper, Ms Wells describes how the youth followed her as she left Chalk Farm tube station at around 1am on 11 April, before he dragged her to the ground by the hair and brutally smashed her head against the pavement.

He was just brutally smashed in from Fight Club.

They brutally smashed the past to make way for the future: an unholy pop-up dive called GWAR Pub.

It brutally smashes Gabriel/Solomon's hope for sanctuary (his "sole desire" to be "safe in England"), while leaving Dorothy despairing and bereft.

They have been in grief and shock for over a year since Berry's beloved older sister, Laura, was brutally murdered, her head smashed open with a rock, near the church school in Cape Town where she was volunteering.

As the undercover Planned Parenthood videos showed, in discussing an aborted human being, the left prefers to use desiccated terms like "tissue blocks" in discussing fully alive infants that were brutally killed, with their heads smashed, and organs stripped out for "research".

After the local police discovered my escape from my village in April, a furious pack of thugs — not one in uniform, bearing no search or arrest warrants and refusing to identify themselves — scaled the wall of my brother Guangfu's farmhouse in the dead of night, smashed through the doors and brutally assaulted my brother.

Rafa, on the other hand, is young, rampant and brutally brilliant, capable of smashing virtually anyone in the world to a pulp right now.

Stokes was no more or less than a force of nature, his clean hitting – whether driving mercilessly through the off side, pulling brutally or plain old smashing it over long-on – a wonder to behold.