Sentence examples for that brunt from inspiring English sources

Clearly no one is suggesting that Brunt would intentionally hurt an opponent – she was famously on the receiving end of a black eye herself when facing New Zealand a few years back.

That brunt is to be borne by your dad, basically, and though he isn't showing it, he's really disappointed.

That brunt is to be borne most heavily by the loyal viewers of his show, the readers of his books and columns.

On 17 July 1965 The Victor comic featured a cover story named Brunt V.C., a two-page strip based on the actions that won Brunt the VC.

Vladislav worried that "the brunt of the hardship will fall on regular people.

Recent coverage by British and American outlets suggests that the brunt of the opposition to EuroVegas came from religious groups, who objected on moral grounds.

Some traffic experts said that the brunt of the department's effort was spent enforcing traffic laws within an important but narrow slice of New York.

"My problem is that the brunt of the improvement is going to be put on the backs of those who can't afford it".

We'll be back tomorrow, but we believe that the brunt of this show's force has been spent.

The silver lining is that the brunt of this setback may be felt in Europe, adding to the force of other demands there for economic liberalization.

The fondness for the upper-echelon game is a tip-off that the brunt of Lake Forest residents aren't suffering financially.