Sentence examples for rather brutal from inspiring English sources

The business logic is rather brutal.

That might seem like a rather brutal declaration.

Britain's first-past-the-post voting system is rather brutal to small parties.

Further Education, however, fortunately escaped the rather brutal chop that was expected.

He described the approach as "horrible, rather brutal," to be tried only by men of "excessive vigor".

A new, rather brutal report for the European Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, out next week, assesses the first ten years of ESDP.

YANIRA CASTRO In Ms. Castro's new "Beacon," an abandoned Brooklyn bathhouse serves as the setting for a rather brutal-sounding evocation of tension and unease, created in part by a light installation by Roderick Murray.

While the original M5 was a boxy four-door sedan and the first M3 was rather brutal-looking, the M6, based on the contemporary 635 CSi, was one of the more graceful coupes of the era.

But she doesn't care about nice; she'd rather be brutal, and survive.

A strategic rather than brutal test, but handy for the hotel areas.

It is not merely a political, legal or academic discussion but rather a brutal reality they faced.