Sentence examples for brutally that from inspiring English sources

The police, many of whom are Sufis, joined in, beating them up so brutally that one of them died.

They have tried jailing him, fining him and clubbing him so brutally that he needed emergency brain surgery.

He finished it off so brutally that it's silly to even think about the possibility of its return.

We're not there yet; Ferguson, Baltimore, Staten Island show all too brutally that the fight for equality goes on.

Could the Cleggmania bubble have burst so brutally that it actually saw his party fall back rather than surging?

After they boarded what seemed to be a passenger bus, the six men inside gang-raped and tortured the woman so brutally that her intestines were destroyed.

The battlefield brutally truncated that serene process, and soldiers and their families alike worried about what that might mean for their chances in the afterlife.

The port protests are a "response to show them that it's going to hurt their pocketbooks if they attack us brutally like that", Riley said.

The introduction, which opens with bitter comments on uncritical media hype about dinosaur 'discoveries', and the first chapter, subtitled 'Blame to Go Around', cured me rather brutally of that ignorance.

"Ironically, we had a great chance at the end to take all three points but, I'm being brutally honest, that would have been slightly harsh on Burnley".

"We've found out a lot in the last three games, but [against Glasgow] I'm really disappointed and to be brutally honest that's just not acceptable and good enough for us as Ospreys.