Sentence examples for the brute material from inspiring English sources
While it is politically impossible for poverty in the west to reach the scale of deprivation in even the bustling economies of India or Brazil, the brute material realities of a skewed economic system are coming home to roost.
For it is not that easy to state the value of public plaques, memorials or art, so strangely do they combine social and historical meaning, beauty of form and brute material substance.
To many Poles, he represented a spiritual and moral force that could be set against brute material forces, he was a bellwether of change, and became an important symbol and supporter of changes to come.
I do not feel inferior to them, either, despite Matthew Crawford's claim (described in Francis Fukuyama's review of "Shop Class as Soulcraft," June 7) that "most forms of real knowledge," as Fukuyama writes, "come from the effort to struggle with and master the brute reality of material objects".
Most of the "brute manoeuvring of materials" gets done in Macclesfield.
But the poems inside, like "Sleep," belie the brute practicality of their material trappings: We brush the other, invisible moon Its caves come out and carry us inside.
She's the Brute Whisperer.
The Brute loved to whip his dog.
But the brute chemistry is the same.
Alfred the brute turned turd-man.
