Sentence examples for even more brutally from inspiring English sources

Or just consign him even more brutally to second place?

Lightweight polymer-based nets enabled supertrawlers to rake the ocean even more brutally.

A two-minute TV or radio report condenses five hours of court time even more brutally.

Or, to put it even more brutally, it's a bus-stop issue.

Or just consign him even more brutally to an honourable second place?

The Japanese were harsh with us, but they treated animals even more brutally, kicking them, shooting them.

But families also act as enforcers of ever more brutally interpreted traditional law.

Mr. Bush's call for the Cuban people to rise up is more likely to persuade the government's supporters — the only ones with guns — to hang on even more stubbornly or brutally.

Yes, it makes me think that the major world events center on people's dogs, but it has the even more insidious danger of brutally exposing me to confirmation bias.

Opponents of such actions to wind down the war have used the same arguments for the last 18 months: A U.S. role helps prevent even greater civilian casualties; the Saudis could become even more anxious and lash out more brutally if the U.S. failed to support them in a region that they consider their backyard.

He may even have learned, in his more brutally honest moments, that this England team has "last 16" written all over it for next summer's World Cup - last eight if they touch lucky in the draw.