Sentence examples for perfectly brutal from inspiring English sources

So, to be perfectly brutal about it (as Walter would have been), it doesn't really matter what he thought.

With a Copenhagen player streaming  through on goal early on, Vidic slides in with a perfectly timed and brilliantly brutal challenge that's just about on the right side of the law.

And the reality is that Franzen is an exceptional writer, more skilled than most other men or women at producing brutal insights, perfectly evocative turns of phrase, and genuine hilarity: "Self-pity seeped into her, a conviction that for no one but her was sex so logistically ungainly, a tasty fish with so many small bones".

Judging from the promotional materials, Tommy Smith's "brutal comedy" should settle in perfectly (un comfortably alongside these offerings.

A ruthlessly ambitious competitor in a truly brutal sport, he is approachable, perfectly nice and almost unfailingly polite in his myriad dealings with the media.

Through the years, design improved with pulleys and foot pedals and the like, but to be perfectly honest, it was all pretty unremarkable (and brutal) until the 20th century, which is where we'll jump to.

Naipaul's preoccupation with faith, and the dangerously misleading effect it can have, is perfectly suited to a world of unflinching, and invariably brutal, religious conviction.

Her brutal honesty and willingness to share her own experiences perfectly positions her to provide advice to our readers.

It now seems perfectly natural and taken for granted that the oppressed should rise up against brutal and corrupt regimes – and we wonder what took them so long to get round to it.

We finally got our first brutal torture scene, on par with typical HBO violence standards, and I'm perfectly fine with that.

And yet, in another sense, he perfectly understands their plight – having witnessed, as a boy in the 1950s, his own mother's brutal marriage.