Sentence examples for greatest brutality from inspiring English sources

When the next war came it was waged just as he demanded, "with the greatest brutality and without mercy".

I've occasionally in my blog and column complained that the Arab and Muslim worlds have, with very few exceptions, ignored the greatest brutality directed at Muslims in the world today — the slaughter in Darfur.

Wolfgang Bosbach, an MP with the Christian Democratic Union, Merkel's party, said: "Although there is a host of unanswered questions, indications are it was a deliberate attack, carried out not just with the greatest brutality and disastrous consequences but also with a deliberate symbolism.

We look for him to recognize and honor the tradition of the plight and redemption of his African forebears who suffered the greatest brutality that the world has witnessed.

This is one of the novel's greatest brutalities against its characters, but it's not intentionally mean-spirited: it's a way in which fiction seeks to present life as truly as possible.

But the fact that football's greatest brutalities are hidden from view is one reason why the game appears likely to survive whatever publicity blows result from its violent nature.

Flogging was formerly executed with great brutality.

Terrorism has to continually evolve and cause greater brutality to maintain impact and attract attention.

Mr. Hussein, a Sunni, repressed Iraq's Shiites, often with great brutality.

Thailand's forests, rivers, coasts and air, as Mr Fahn doughtily chronicles, have been victim to great brutality.

The British civil wars saw great brutality (especially if you were Irish) and an explosion of ideas.