Sentence examples for changed brutally from inspiring English sources

But that changed brutally on June 10th 1944, when a company of soldiers from the Reich division of the Waffen-SS swept in and slaughtered 642 men, women and children before dynamiting and burning the village down.

The rest of the world had changed, often brutally and violently.

What impressed the young players was that Rivers didn't change his brutally honest communication style when Garnett, Allen and others arrived.

She painstakingly recounts how those who had stayed at home came to terms with a brutally changed world in the aftermath of the first world war and how the returning soldiers struggled to cope with the horrors they faced.

The last decade has brutally changed all that and at a ferocious pace.

Or, as analyst Mats Nystrom says, "with the value in software, the industry has already changed… Nokia is now brutally forced to change".

The man who brushed aside the UN's Kyoto treaty on climate change so brutally and who dispatched his energy secretary to Berlin this week to reinforce America's position would surely want to veto any mandatory federal rules on greenhouse gases; but he is otherwise all set to sign just about any pork-laden monstrosity Congress constructs.

They worry that too few of their ethnic kin have returned to the area to reverse the demographic change (so brutally wrought by Mr Hussein) in time to ensure that, by giving Kurdish parties the biggest vote in this month's election, they will be able to bring Kirkuk province (also known as Tamim) into the embrace of a wider Kurdish federal region.

The effects of climate change are brutally visible in the Arctic today".

This changed one weekend when I was brutally mugged whilst on LSD.

Once on his way to an altruistic career in social activism, Ig's life changed forever when his girlfriend was brutally murdered and he became the prime suspect.