Sentence examples for over brutality from inspiring English sources
A real-life chain-gang member was portrayed in "I Am a Fugitive," which was released amid a public outcry over brutality in the name of law.
That may free Mr Ivanov from the tarnish of perpetual scandals over brutality in the army (one recent allegation is that soldiers in St Petersburg were forced into prostitution).
Scotland Yard last night suspended a second officer over brutality allegations after fresh video surfaced showing him striking a woman who was attending a vigil in honour of Ian Tomlinson, the man who died after being attacked by police at the G20 protests.
If the Nobel Peace Prize were awarded to the most inspiring triumph of reason over brutality, 16-year-old Malala Yousafzai would be booking a flight to Oslo.
Widespread protests over police brutality exploded over the August 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager, by an officer in Ferguson, Missouri.
The deadliest assault by far in more than a year of militant violence in Bangladesh has sent this South Asian nation of 160 million reeling, not only over its brutality but also over the identities of the suspected killers — mostly middle-class, educated men in their 20s who did not outwardly seem prone to radicalism.
The Economist warned thatDeath, anguish, starvation and despair are written over western Europe...It is the triumph of diplomacy over common sense, or force over reason, of brutality over humanityHardly a jingoistic anthem.
It's not hard to draw a line from Compstat-supported broken-windows policing to the death of Eric Garner a little over three years ago in an event that added fuel to the fire raging over police brutality and the killing of several African American men.
The shooting death of a 20-year-old black man in Detroit by a federal agent last week spurred protests and community meetings in the city, where anger has long simmered over police brutality, but community leaders say they hope the situation will not boil over into the sort of destructive rioting and looting seen recently in Baltimore and Ferguson.
He died on 19 April, prompting a wave of protests over police brutality.
But Micah Johnson reportedly seethed over police brutality, and what he perceived as a failure to do anything about it.
