Sentence examples for no less brutish from inspiring English sources

In interviewing more than 2,500 former combatants in Uganda, Rwanda, Colombia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, we found evidence that the numerous outrages that are committed in these regions - beyond the glare of Western publicity - are no less brutish or less inhuman than this recent incident from Syria.

Life becomes less brutish and short in places such as Denmark, England, and, later, the United States, Japan, Germany.

A little like cow parsley but prettier and less brutish, the flowers are white, tinged pink.

Ira jumped up twice to refill it out in the lobby, a kind of relief for him from Arnold, whose line readings were less brutish than they used to be but not less brutish enough.

This is in keeping with the play's sentimental suggestion that animals are better and less brutish than people.

When his contemporaries ignored him, he thought of the future: "I hope the next generation will be less brutish".

While these benefits have not been spread equally across countries, or even within countries, in general, life is now less nasty, less brutish and certainly less short.

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.

"He deserves no less".

A silver medallist no less.

And in "Gatsby," no less.