Sentence examples for sort of brutal from inspiring English sources

This movie is set in the US and it does not have the same sort of brutal Euro-hardcore feel.

Here the desperate honesty and refusal to compromise do allow for a sort of brutal clarity to emerge, and from that finally a glimpse of something like hope.

This intensifies the risk that Guinea could fall victim to the sort of brutal war both Liberia and Sierra Leone have already suffered.

His small eyes were highly focussed, and his face, which was oddly cherubic, was not without a sort of brutal charm.

But he took time to debunk the idea with the sort of brutal commonsense logic that seems set to ignite assorted bonfires of the vanities among England's squad.

While a big player in Canada's energy community, Nexen was not one of the country's iconic companies, heading off the sort of brutal fight that surrounded a takeover battle for Potash, the producer of an important fertilizing ingredient.

As the characters in "Hangmen" engage in all sorts of brutal and morally misguided hijinks, without quite realizing what they're doing (or allowing it to get to them), much is exposed beyond what McDonagh has actually written.

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That moment can be kind of brutal, but there's sort of a beauty in that moment as well.

And if this vision was itself a sort of cartoon a brutal and deadly one, with strange fruit hanging from the trees an odd thing happened when you spread the cartoonish map of "Born on the Bayou" across the partly real, partly imagined Southern landscape: you got a one-to-one ratio.

The first three songs are sort of, not brutal lyrics, but they're not super "let's be friends" happy.