Sentence examples similar to recurring brutality from inspiring English sources
Istanbul, the tale of a father identifying his murdered son, becomes particularly poignant against the recurring backdrop of police brutality and a city with one of the country's highest homicide rates.
He seems less interested in representing modern-day China through mimetic realism than in evoking it through a bawdy semi-fantastical narrative, in which human bodies are frequently and gruesomely violated in recurring scenes of debauchery, brutality and death.
Russell alludes to this brutality in a recurring riff — about the romance of David O. Selznick and Jennifer Jones, along with the vision of Jack Warner — that asserts, as the model for the private life of public media, the hard-nosed high-rollers of classic Hollywood.
Brutality and heredity seem to have been recurring themes in Kurzel's work.
They complain of harassment by police, of threats against their life and of recurring trauma as a result of the death and brutality they have witnessed.
But even though Larry's wife gets jealous -- as you might expect -- the episode ingeniously riffs on the cant and brutality of show business, the show's recurring theme.
Throughout her work, some themes recur: human frailty and brutality, the power and the pity of personal relationships (particularly between men and women), the blind force of desire, the desperate veneer of normality (she often dresses her performers in formal gowns and suits, representing a shiny layer of convention).
So conflict, it was a recurring, recurring, recurring.
