Sentence examples for continued brutality from inspiring English sources

However, he continued, "brutality in playing a game should awaken the heartiest and most plainly shown contempt for the player guilty of it, especially if this brutality is coupled with a low cunning in committing it without getting caught by the umpire".

It was right to try to pursue a diplomatically brokered political settlement through the United Nations, but this process foundered on President Bashar al-Assad's continued brutality.

Now anger at the continued brutality of the police, compounded by impatience with Mr. Morsi's failure to deliver immediate changes in the security forces, has fueled protests in cities across Egypt, engulfing some in chaos.

Against a background of escalating fighting in the Damascus area Kerry lambasted "the continued brutality of a superior armed force propped up by foreign fighters from Iran and Hezbollah, all of which threatens to destroy Syria".

A surprising number of world leaders and foreign policy experts have effectively acquiesced in the continued brutality of Egypt's generals, arguing that support for the military is the only way to restore stability in the Arab world's most populous state and limit wider regional turmoil.

US state department spokesman John Kirby said the continuation of the aerial campaign "flies in the face of the unanimous calls by the ISSG International Syria Support Groupp), including in Munich, to avoid attacks on civilians and casts doubt on Russia's willingness and/or ability to help bring to a stop the continued brutality of the Assad regime against its own people".

That history squats on the present, explaining the continuing brutality toward them.

The major rivalries and bloodshed spawned by the Indochina war in the 1970's have sputtered out over the last two years and Cambodia has settled back into the everyday misery of a land of poverty, injustice and continuing brutality.

In mainstream news coverage, real attention is paid from time to time (and quite rightly) to the continuing brutality of the Taliban in Afghanistan and the civilian deaths caused by their insurgency.

Ms Bensouda said that the Council's inaction would only "embolden perpetrators to continue their brutality".

Bensouda warned on Friday that the security council's inaction would only "embolden perpetrators to continue their brutality".