Sentence examples for create brutality from inspiring English sources

Her unflinching descriptions of the psychological stripping of humanity in the course of basic training undercut her argument by showing us exactly how we have managed over the millenniums to create brutality.

(The beauty they created masked brutality, of course — the very grandeur of their public buildings signalled conquest).

Plantation slavery, in all of its brutality, created a new language.

Irving claimed that the Holocaust was not the work of Nazi leaders, but rather of "nameless criminals", and claimed that "these men [who killed the Jews] acted on their own impulse, their own initiative, within the general atmosphere of brutality created by the Second World War, in which of course Allied bombings played a part".

Braxfield was known for hamming up his Scots dialect on the bench to create an effect of coarse brutality.

But that might actually create incentives to lessen the brutality of the game, and the N.F.L. just doesn't seem committed to that.

Law enforcement officials have repeatedly expressed concerns that protests against police brutality and misconduct create a dangerous climate for police officers.

It is plain that the desperation in these characters' lives is not an anomaly; the riot does not create but, rather, exposes an already endemic brutality.

That is why, with a portion of the proceeds of this settlement, I intend to create a new organization for victims of police brutality and their families.

At police headquarters, he told of The Chronicle's coverage of police brutality that forced the department to create a database tracking misbehaving officers.

In snapshots of agony, Rahimi creates a labyrinth of brutality and fear.