Sentence examples for more brutish from inspiring English sources
Police with armoured personnel carriers and water cannon retaliated with even more brutish force.
Backed by armoured personnel carriers and water cannons, police retaliated with even more brutish force.
Other times, they went for a more brutish grab-and-run.
Their boss, Brendan Barber, gleefully hailed "a darker, more brutish, more frightening" Britain ahead.
And if they diminish, our society will become dumber, more brutish and less creative.
This had a kind of elegance that seemed to preclude the more brutish ambitions of Everest.
Nothing could be more unlike brutish florists' gladioli than the delicate, sweet-scented Gladiolus callianthus (formerly Acidanthera murielae) or dainty, nodding Gladiolus papilio.
And while the use of interspecies melding seen in "Butcher Boys" continues, the overall tone is less brutish, more tender and harder to pin down.
Fedfans, like myself, have tended to present Djokovic and Nadal as admittedly gifted players, but, more important, as brutish human obstacles to the ethereal perfection that our man represents.
Some 87% of foie gras ducks are housed in individual cages (2003 figures), and life in a cage is presumably more miserable and brutish than one afforded freedom of movement.
Life is nasty, brutish, and, more to the point, it sucks.
