Sentence examples similar to indifferent brutality from inspiring English sources

There's an extraordinary moment when Emma waltzes up at the chateau, surrounded by the "indifferent … brutality" of the upper classes.

What that means, as the experience of North Charleston shows, is that what tends to provoke civil unrest is not simply the deaths of black men at the hands of the police but a sense that political institutions are indifferent or unresponsive to incidents of brutality.

It said that jail officials failed to discipline their staff, failed to investigate inmates' allegations of abuse, provided little and sometimes no training to correction officers before putting them to work, were indifferent to inmates' medical needs and failed to keep track of officers who were consistently accused of brutality.

Against that backdrop, the Danish jewellery grab, the French and the British vying with one another to see who can be the most inert and pathetic on the questions of Calais and Dunkirk, the myriad brutalities erected across Europe, make dispiriting sense; without a moral purpose, a competitive yet indifferent impotence pervades.

There's brutality and unhappiness in a seemingly placid universe, yet throughout it all, landscape, weather and custom remain indifferent to people's lives: the moon still rises; the muezzin still makes his prayer call; the wind still blows.

"Brutality must be called brutality".

Police brutality must end.

Or police brutality.

The brutality shocked Mr. Ben Bella.

I saw brutality.

They restrain brutality.