Sentence examples for less brutally from inspiring English sources

Gradually, it dawned on him that it was kinder to be less brutally honest.

Oh for proportional representation: perhaps politics would be less brutally tribal.

While less brutally demanding of the voice, this role requires far more subtlety.

The Sunni rulers of Bahrain, for instance, played out Mr Assad's role in reverse, albeit less brutally.

Failure to repay can result in broken legs.Microlenders try to satisfy poor people's hunger for credit less brutally.

"I would have done it with more intelligence, more scientifically, less brutally," he said in an interview.

Joey notes that Jenna fooled around more brutally, less pliantly than Connie did — that was part of it.

Statistically, they are a lot less likely to brutally kill citizens, they are better paid (which isn't to say they're paid well) and they're often trusted to arrest crooked SAPS cops.

So they stayed home, and sent Berbers, Africans, and slaves to fight their wars — less wisely, and more brutally, than they would have done.

There is less subtlety in the brutally domineering tactics of Judge Brack, but Rafe Spall executes the idea well, and Chukwudi Iwuji has just the right Byronic fervour as Lovborg.

Nor do they embrace the brutally white, less-is-more, minimalist creed of London and New York's trendier hotels.In this section A nation divided (again) Friends and neighbours Hard times Curing the NHS's ills Empty threats Treading carefully Grand designs Fee fears They're off Sleaze revisited ReprintsThe Malmaisons are not afraid of a splash of colour.