Sentence examples for ferocious brutality from inspiring English sources

They have braved ferocious brutality at the hands of their government.

"Happenstance, paranoia and random violence" characterised the event, with rumour and counter-rumour fuelling acts of ferocious brutality.

Mr. Ntaganda, whose boyish looks belie a reputation for ferocious brutality, surprised many by turning himself in to the American Embassy in Rwanda on Monday and asking to be sent to the International Criminal Court.

The photographer witnessed ferocious street battles and scenes of brutality, including what appeared to be at least one summary execution of a government loyalist by armed rebels.

But in the ferocious denouement that follows, he finds himself sidelined as brutality and terror spiral under the newly installed military regime.

Sledge, who begins the war as a shy, polite guest at someone else's battlefront, becomes a ferocious combatant, only to be worn down by filth, fatigue, brutality and moral corrosion.

MOSCOW, Sept. 19 - The government of Uzbekistan, stung by the outcry in the West over its bloody suppression of a prison break and anti-government demonstration in May, has engaged for months in a ferocious crackdown against those who have tried to expose the brutality, says a report released Monday by a prominent human rights organization.

Quite aside from the presence of her much-discussed single Formation, a meditation on race that originally appeared in the middle of Black History Month, there are lyrical references to slavery, rioting and Malcolm X and a ferocious guest appearance by Kendrick Lamar that jabs at Fox News and police brutality and ends with something approaching a call to arms.

Beyond the Pale Hotel provides both a ferocious rush and unprecedented insights into the sexuality and suffering of a woman dealing with the brutality inflicted on women by men, as well as the brutality she inflicts on herself in her pursuit of a physical loveliness that will (she believes) allow her to love herself.

He is a ferocious sea captain, and the chance arrival of the narrator on his vessel exposes the soft town dweller to his dreadful brutalities.

"Brutality must be called brutality".