Sentence examples for brutally though from inspiring English sources

After all, the Germans' (Dutch) candidate, Wim Duisenberg, seems set to be brutally (though "voluntarily") ousted after serving about half his term by France's (French) candidate, Jean-Claude Trichet, who will then serve a straight eight years.

In keeping with her brutally honest style, though, she's trying to resist the hype about how brilliant she is.

And she was always forthright, expressive, and occasionally brutally honest, though she usually preferred amused implication to direct statement.

His stepfather was brutally strict, though they are on reasonable terms now.

Ministers know where they are with the ever-combative Mr Howard; brutally effective though he can be, he operates within accepted rules of engagement.

Other documentaries, such as Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington's "Restrepo," have depicted combat at its most brutally elemental, though that film spliced grisly war footage with interviews featuring soldiers reflecting on the event much later.

I'll be brutally honest: Though I think there's a lot to like about nearly all the Democratic candidates, I couldn't tell you why most of them are running, and it's not because I'm not paying enough attention.

Unsurprisingly, they are brutally killed (though we never really see the assailants).

Despite all this wandering from the show's creative team, though, the brutally violent closing minutes of Bloodline's second season were plenty enough to suggest that there's more story to tell.

Murakami treats the North Koreans as anything but caricatures, brutally efficient killers though they are.

The robot theorizes that Earth's science and politics are naturally though brutally depressed in order to foreground its art.