Sentence examples for brute's from inspiring English sources

He even crafted changes to the old brute's speech.

None of the old brute's Torcida stories included much about soccer.

Usually the Shinto god of the earth keeps the brute's head pinned down with a granite keystone.

Even Woundwort's enemies regard their tormentor with a grudging admiration ("the brute's got courage, I'll give him that").

Even when Corinne, in her devotion to Michael, lets him punish their daughter for being a brute's victim, you understand that she is powerless to confront him.

Shortly before, thanks to her brilliant cross-examination, Aldridge had won a repellent young brute's acquittal on a charge of murder.

It was a fleeting and silent version of Julius Caesar's pained "Et tu, Brute?" Tuesday's celebrity duel was revealing, given how Oprah's stunning success is tied partly to the confessional mode she symbolizes, while the politician's fall and our diminished curiosity involves the abject denial he personifies.

In establishing a backstory explaining the Creeper's motives, The Brute Man's script seeks to humanize the character and elicit more sympathy for him than the Creeper's other films, in which he is generally portrayed as a two-dimensional murderer.

Depardieu's brute eroticism — he's "both earth and spirit," Pauline Kael once wrote — had been his genius.

Film Unlimited would be only too happy to oblige: our "I had brute Rupe's baby" kiss and tell stories will roll as soon as the sensitive thesp gives us the nod.

Composed in 1922 by Rudolf Nelson and translated into English by Jeremy Lawrence, the song is a politically incorrect rape fantasy focused on Attila the Hun, whom the song describes as "a cute little brute" who's "selfish and oblivious, lascivious and lewd".