Sentence examples for harsh brutality from inspiring English sources
The prime minister can "let rip" all he wants, and the leader of the Labour party can say "let me be clear about this" all he wants, but in the end they will need to face the harsh brutality of the maths.
By a different method, in speeches, he portrays the hard fate of the town of Plataea due to the long-embittered envy and cruelty of Thebes and the faithlessness of Sparta, and the harsh brutality of Cleon when he proposed to execute all the men of the Aegean island city of Mytilene.
But cool came about as a way to survive the harsh brutality and environmental morass of slavery and its lingering effects up until the present day.
There is now an established cinematic language of stripped-down, jittery naturalism that is a good fit for investigations into the harsh brutalities of the current Middle East conflicts, but it's not easy to get it right: even Winterbottom allowed it to get somewhat diluted on A Mighty Heart.
At the end of the day, Glenn McConnell is a sort of pre-Raphaelite antiquarian who uses the Confederacy to escape the harsh brutalities of history.
But for small portions that have been suspended following grassroots activism and Congressional pressure on the Obama administration to address human rights issues in Honduras, the money continues to flow despite harsh repression and brutality under the Lobo regime.
(This is a notable contrast with the 1999 festival, at which the prize winners, "Rosetta" and "L'Humanité," depicted contemporary Europe as a harsh landscape of alienation, brutality and exploitation).
She says she isn't naive about the harsh facts of police brutality.
Long known as a notorious human rights violator, the country remains harsh in a world where brutality is increasingly hard to hide.
Like police brutality more broadly, harsh school discipline is most likely to affect students of color, particularly African Americans and Latinos.
Going after Trump and Sessions over policing is also likely a welcome change for Emanuel, who has drawn harsh fire for Chicago's police brutality and persistently high violent crime.
