Sentence examples for terms of brutality from inspiring English sources

"In terms of brutality and force, this is already much more brutal than 2012, though… I don't think it will be as bloody as Cast Lead," Idan Landau, an Israeli scholar and commentator, told VICE News.

Eli finally killed baby-faced Agent Knox, beating him to a pulp in a fight that rivalled Chalky White's long-brewing brawl with the fantastic Dunn Purnsley in terms of brutality and closure.

In terms of brutality, though, don't you think the government is going way too far?

And look at what's happened in terms of brutality and race relations over the last few years.

It's a brash and abrasive record, locked somewhere between black and thrash metal, and in terms of brutality, it's unmatched by any of today's groups.

In terms of brutality, Boko Haram equals and may have even inspired Islamic State, said J. Peter Pham, an expert on the group at the Washington-based AtanktankCouncil tankk tank.

In terms of sustained brutality with accuracy, there has been nothing like it at club level, or nothing I can remember.

A few decades earlier, war crimes and grave violations of international humanitarian law were perceived mostly in terms of the brutality of commission.

To be sure, other extremist groups, including Al Qaeda, Hezbollah, and the Muslim Brotherhood, are certainly no paragons of virtue, but in terms of wholesale brutality and aggression, ISIS has had no peer.

"There's no question these were some of the most horrific crimes in California history in terms of the brutality, the multiple stab wounds, the gunshots, the large number of victims over a two-day period," Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Patrick Sequeira told the Associated Press.

Tippa Naphtali, a community activist in Birmingham,  said: "Some officers have it in their heads that any black person, regardless of size, is going to be violent and their response coincides with that in terms of levels of brutality or restraint they use".