Sentence examples for brutish end from inspiring English sources

One of the most striking findings of Toye's research is that they really didn't: even at the time, Churchill was seen as standing at the most brutal and brutish end of the British imperialist spectrum.

Did the ending in a homey Bloomfield, N.J., diner called Holsten's really mean to imply that Tony Soprano was about to meet the kind of brutish end he had dished out so many times himself?

International oil companies such as Shell and BP must completely change their business model or face a "nasty, brutish and short" end within 10 years, one of Britain's most influential energy experts has warned.

In the latter, Peggy Ashcroft as the "she-wolf" Queen Margaret wiped his face with a rag soaked in the blood of his murdered son, and their brutish stand-off, ending in York's torture and death, was a highlight of the cycle.

So is this the end of brutish, brain-dead, dumbed-down, veneration-of-ignorance culture?

Hollywood morality seeks to soften its film-makers' more brutish ideas with an ending that at least sends away an audience comforted that the wicked have been punished.

While opposition groups are mostly concentrating on ending the brutish rule of President Bashar al-Assad, they are also positioning themselves for the longer-term question of who will rule in a post-Assad era.

While opposition groups in Syria are concentrating mostly on ending the brutish rule of President Bashar al-Assad, they are also positioning themselves for the longer-term question of who will rule in a post-Assad era.

Elegant philosophical reasoning can help us to organise our conflicting interests, living autonomous and rational lives in the perpetual peace of Kant's kingdom of ends rather than nasty, brutish and short ones in a Hobbesian state of nature.

To that end, consider "block sender" your brutish but loyal sidekick in this continuing battle.

In the morning he watched from the non-striker's end as Mitchell Johnson, bowling nasty, brutish, and short, tore out both Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes.