Sentence examples for cold brutality from inspiring English sources

Now 77, Mr. Caine no longer conveys the cold brutality he once did.

With the cold brutality of pain, his father calls to say his son has hanged himself.

The basketball tournament will help show the USA in a new light inside the closed state, and to the outside world it will perhaps humanise a regime infamous for its cold brutality.

To commemorate the 25th anniversary of its arrival in 1981, the Reina Sofía has lined up other key works, like Manet's "The Execution of Maximilian" and Picasso's later "Massacre in Korea"; both also resonate with the cold brutality of war.

It is the cold brutality of these attacks that alarms investigators.

Perhaps more than any single image it sums up for me the cold brutality of the three-day assault on Mumbai by 10 Pakistani militants.

Assad's calculated, cold-blooded brutality pushed Syrians into self-defense and armed resistance.

He added: "Their cold-blooded brutality against the innocent offends the values of people throughout the world, wherever they live.

The cold-blooded brutality of the crime, executing the helpless guards, made it a hard case to ignore.

He used the same gun, rode the same 500cc Yamaha scooter, and acted with the same cold-blooded brutality.

The grinding hard labour, the extremes of heat and cold, the brutality of the guards, and the corruption of the camp administration were later evoked with great brilliance in his short novel One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (1962).