Sentence examples for rather than brutal from inspiring English sources

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

If I write a love poem today, I am helping people act towards one another in ways that will be loving and caring rather than brutal and cynical.

It was classy rather than brutal and he never gave West Indies a sniff after being stumped off a no-ball on 20.

His characters look more like they are dancing, or carrying off an especially difficult gymnastics routine - they have grace and poise and finesse rather than brutal strength and power.

The original assigned the wrong role in The Dirty Dozen to Borgnine: the general he played was tough rather than "brutal... more corrupt than the gang of cons he looked down on".

Rather than "brutal belt-tightening," as Mercedes Marcó del Pont, Mr Redrado's replacement, put it, the government changed the law.In this section The man to beat Piggy bank A new New Democrat Not yet fit for a metropolis ReprintsMs Fernández, like her husband and predecessor, Néstor Kirchner, has relentlessly pursued economic growth.

It is the ignorance, rather than the brutal oppressiveness, of the bourgeoisie that is Mayenburg's real target.

The thick cartoon book, or manga, is called "On War" and celebrates the old army as a noble Asian liberation force rather than a brutal colonizer.

But if the transition is managed, or feigned as somehow appropriate (inevitable, rather than the brutal realpolitik it is), then the victor is inevitably tarnished.

The latter is often portrayed by Russia as an inevitable product of Soviet collectivisation rather than a brutal and deliberate famine.

In a letter addressed to the foreign activists, the prime minister's office berated them for choosing to protest against Israel rather than notoriously brutal human rights offenders like Syria or Iran.