Sentence examples for hands the brutality of from inspiring English sources

He wrote of Mr. Garrett: "In his hands, the brutality of 16th-century history takes on a terrible gorgeousness".

As someone who has spent time in Chinese detention for protesting on behalf of Tibetans, I have some first-hand experience with the brutality of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), albeit a fraction of what Tibetans endure.

I was in London when Gaddafi was killed, and whenever commentators threw their hands up in horror at the brutality of his murder, I shrugged it off.

Although they're designed to withstand the brutality of infant hands, I discovered that even board books could be ruined if you dropped them in the bathtub or chewed on them with newly acquired baby teeth.

Thankfully, most of my family members, including my grandparents who experienced the brutality of apartheid and racism first hand, surprised me by warmly welcoming my wife-to-be.

The power of Afro-beat and the brutality of Fela's treatment at the hands of Nigerian government forces are given equal weight.

The short jail term handed to the youngest attacker angered many who said it did not reflect the brutality of the crime.

Mr. Turnage's story tells much more of the brutality of slavery, because most of his years of bondage were spent as a field hand in Alabama.

She understood the brutality of life.

The brutality of the crimes was overwhelming.

So has the brutality of the world.