Sentence examples for escaping brutality from inspiring English sources

Australian filmmakers Amiel Courtin-Wilson and Michael Cody told a stunning love story in Ruin, which followed two young lovers escaping brutality and murder in modern day Cambodia.

There is no escaping the brutality of this world.

But Kristina's sister, Ms. Jamriska, said there was no escaping the brutality of the crime and its premeditation.

Many are escaping gang brutality, instigated partly by hard-core drug lords, who've left U.S. prisons and returned home to stir up more trouble and intimidation.

"America must do more to welcome and protect the innocent Syrian men, women and children who are escaping the brutality that President Trump responded to last night," Mark Hetfield, the president and CEO of the Jewish refugee resettlement organization HIAS, said Friday afternoon in a statement.

Forest Whitaker plays Cecil Gaines (based on Allen), who escapes the brutality of Southern Jim Crow and settles into a career amid the more genteel racism of official Washington.

Many have fled to escape the brutality of both the Islamic State, or Isis, and the Assad government and are doing so at their own peril.

And a boy named Sean hopes to escape the brutality of life on a farm in Ireland by teaching himself how to swim in a dangerous stretch of the River Shannon.

Lokodo may deny "allegations" that people were injured during the police raid, but what does he say to the man who jumped from the fourth floor of the building to escape police brutality?

In the five years since civil war fragmented Syria, the trauma and devastation of the conflict has spread well beyond the country's borders, scattering people desperate to escape the brutality across the world.

The war ended with the surrender of Pakistani forces to India, which intervened after millions of refugees flooded its eastern states to escape the brutality.