Sentence examples for brutish to from inspiring English sources

Some cultural practices such as genital mutilation — or foot-binding or bride-burning — are too brutish to defer to.

Trump's successful run of results has owed as much to the fractured nature of the Republican field as to his own brutish determination to tap into the mood of anger at large in the US.

Frank would prefer to assign his brutish cousin to some far branch of the family tree, but Jaco has the staying power that Frank lacks and steals the show whenever he appears.

Sweat pouring off his thick body, matting his hair and spotting his uniform, Captain Stanley seems like a man perpetually out of his element, whether he's squirming under his wife's touch or trying to bring his brutish men to heel.

Now, I grew up in the northern part of the state, in a family of weary Mets fans, and I'd suffered through too many defeats at the hands of brutish Yankees to allow such foolishness to stand.

A lawyer for American Apparel has said that he would bring up elements of Mr. Allen's personal history at the trial; the filmmaker's lawyers said the tactics were "part of a brutish attempt to smear and intimidate Mr. Allen," according to Reuters.

If life without parole is so intolerable that death is preferable, allowing people to die seems like a pretty brutish way to fix the problem.

Perhaps what's best for the man is to find a best-fit scenario – a move back to the Netherlands, or another league with less emphasis on brutish defending – to recapture his goal-scoring touch.

Called the Arsenale Automatic it pays tribute to Venice's proud sailing history and looks just brutish enough to remind us of her violent, pestilence-filled past.

Jason Momoa's Aquaman/Arthur Curry is gruff and brutish enough to divorce the DC hero from its hokey golden age roots and to ensure everyone forgets about Entourage.

Another brutish impediment to diving deep is burst eardrums, which causes vertigo.