Sentence examples for demonstrated brutally from inspiring English sources
Despite the year-long bombings of ISIS positions by US forces, the terrorist group remains financially sound and, given how cost-effective terrorism is, its resilience was demonstrated brutally in Paris.
Even for heterosexual couples relations are a hazardous affair, as brutally demonstrated by the recent murder of a British Pakistani family in Lahore last week – it is believed the murders were retribution for their son's alleged infidelity.
The problem is that, as the past decade has brutally demonstrated, despite a huge investment in treasure and blood by the U.S. and its allies, such a military victory is not in the cards.
As the characters struggle to get through difficult losses and adjust to their new lives, Downton Abbey brutally demonstrates that new traumas can be just around the corner.
On the Big Apple Stage, Royal Blood demonstrated that churning blues riffs and battering drums can still be brutally effective, even when played by a band half the size of Led Zeppelin.
To many of them, such a reaction demonstrated a high level of callousness and indifference to the plight of two brutally murdered victims.
"I Shouldn't Be Alive," an Animal Planet series, demonstrates how adventurous travelers are brutally punished for their gumption: be it a British hiker who is crippled and almost killed by an avalanche in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania, or two teenagers fishing in a dinghy off the coast of South Carolina who are swept to sea by a riptide for a six-day "Raft of the Medusa" ordeal.
Obama must demonstrate an unprecedented modesty and brutally cold understanding of his own self-interest.
And now men who have risen from the ruins of brutally dehumanizing societies are demonstrating to us how sound a life lived by other values can be.
Demonstrators were brutally repressed by the regime.
Dr Munjed Farid al Qutob Amman, Jordan Hartsdown academy in Margate demonstrates to pupils that those in authority can exercise power brutally and arbitrarily (Police called after school turns away pupils for wrong uniform, 7 September).
