Sentence examples for brutish from inspiring English sources

And that reality often is nasty, brutish and short.

Nowhere is Cézanne's dangerous mind more visible than in this wild, savage early painting of a brutish murder.

Life is nasty, brutish and soon to be alarmingly different.

Enough of the dead are innocents to stir all but the most brutish conscience.

Heavy gloves (as opposed to mere mitts) were first worn in a world heavyweight championship fight in 1992 in New Orleans, when "Gentleman Jim Corbettt wrested the title from John L- Sullivan, who was famous as "the Boston Strong Boy" and infamous as a brutish drunk who on entering a saloon habitually roared: "I can lick any man in the house".

LIFE, as Thomas Hobbes noted, is "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short".

He seemed to exhibit brutish toughness.

Bill Ford, the puppy-eyed environmentalist who has replaced brutish Jacques Nasser at Ford, stars in his own TV ads, in which he promotes family values.

The two that have actually been built are both solidly neo-classical.In this section Just the place to plant a new town New style for new money A bigger fish Svengolly Backing back-to-backs Nasty, brutish and short-lived?

The Home Office cannot confirm that all of them were sent down specifically for nefarious plotting; even if they were, a strike rate of 2.5% does not seem very impressive.In this section Just the place to plant a new town New style for new money A bigger fish Svengolly Backing back-to-backs Nasty, brutish and short-lived?

Non-Muslims who are charged with offences not criminalised by national laws will be tried by sharia courts.In this section The Urdu rate of growth Warm-shouldering Laying down God's law Last of the rajahs Acquired taste Losing its rebalance ReprintsAceh is a far cry from, say, the Taliban's brutish former rule in Afghanistan.