The phrase "brute violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe extremely physical and aggressive actions that lack any restraint or thoughtfulness. Example: The dictator's reign was marked by brute violence, as he used his power to suppress and oppress his own people.
Unterweger's modus operandi was one of brute violence garnished with ritual.
So far, few people have been willing to publicly defend Almighty God adherents, who the Chinese news media say use sex, bribes and brute violence to win converts.
Those who have spent time in one of the nation's 350 labor camps describe inedible food, overcrowded cells and brute violence.
No holds are barred and few punches are pulled, but rather than brute violence, you're left marvelling at Jaa's speed, technique and pain threshold.
"The sheer brute violence of that single wave is staggering," wrote Fred, a resident of Jaffna, Sri Lanka, on his weblog, www.thiswayplease.com/extra.html.html
And the NFL – purveyors of brute violence and animal sexuality – dare not annoy these sniffy, hypersensitive, idiotically priggish and dementedly superstitious nitpickers.
Even with all its violence, brute force, and chest-thumping, this story has a burlesque current running through it.
When he was killed by a bomb in 2004, his son Ramzan Kadyrov took over, and runs the republic to this day, using a mixture of generous handouts and brute force to quell violence in the region.
Gangsters embodied the simultaneous fascination and repulsion of brute force, of the violence that civilization represses, and needs to repress; gangster films are naturalistic horror films, Frankenstein and Dracula in double-breasted suits.
I am not in favor of violence or brute force by any means.
I know we're creative people, we're dynamic, we're intelligent, we can solve these problems; and no doubt in my mind that there are alternatives to brute force, alternatives to violence as a way of solving these problems.
