Sentence examples for callous brutality from inspiring English sources

Connecting it to four other infamous examples of callous brutality, he declared that it raised "deep questions about what is going wrong in our society".

The convicted man, David Irons, 27, committed 13 robberies from June through August 1997 characterized by callous brutality, a prosecutor, Matthew Bogdanos, said before Mr. Irons was sentenced yesterday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

But the Nauru files are damning, and they are damning because they are the words of the detention system itself, the regime's own bureaucracy revealing its casual, callous brutality.

Trained in philosophy and neuroscience, Taylor seeks to describe and define cruelty, to distinguish between callous brutality and sadism, and ground them in the workings of the human brain and evolutionary theory.

The callous brutality and negligence is simply astounding, and one wonders how the U.S. Marshals, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, State Department of Corrections, and MASAC can all contract here knowing the body count.

Add to the mix the egregiously vitriolic and verbally violent discourse of demagogic politicians and talk show hosts -- egging on those vulnerable to physical violence and providing them with a seeming justification for their callous brutality.

The two murders he committed, of Margery Gardner and Doreen Marshall, were horrific in their callous and sadistic brutality yet he cultivated what he imagined to be the role of the debonair cad of the era.

Rather than be dismissed as a fluke, a disproportionately indulgent treatment of a story centred on one member of the Saudi and media elite, the murder of Khashoggi is an opportunity, a martyrdom in fact, that should be pressed into the service of highlighting the callous and consistent brutality of the Saudi government towards its own people and its adversaries.

Later in his remarks, the Commissioner emphasized that the department has no place for any officer "who's so callous, so brutal, so corrupt that they feel comfortable engaging in those acts of brutality, acts of corruption without fear".

Magdelena Luczak, 27, and Mariusz Krezolek, 34, showed no emotion as they were told they had carried out "unimaginable acts of cruelty and brutality" and had shown callous disregard for the distress of the little boy who was starved, force-fed salt and severely punished.

Most are "brutal" or "callous".