Sentence examples similar to or brunt from inspiring English sources

What do they do when they see or feel the brunt of cruelty online?

This doesn't mean women will either bear the brunt or be exempt from job losses.

Although many Mexican-Americans do well, too many do not pursue education because they attend low-quality schools or receive the brunt of negative expectations by educators.

During Machiavelli's youth, his father seems to have gained him entrée to the scholarly circles around the widely beloved Lorenzo de Medicii, who had managed to rule Florence for decades without the Florentines' feeling the brunt or shame of being ruled.

To the extent that he's a household name, it's as a comic foil and fail-safe, the guy with the grim duty of laughing at Mr. Leno's jokes (or being the brunt of them).

Doctors will either benefit from or bear the brunt of any new reforms.

It is a visceral sign that in the early days the farmers bore the brunt or nomadic aggression.

If, as expected, the UK bears the brunt, or the entirety, of JLR's global cost-cutting, JLR may well say it tried to warn us.