Sentence examples for to be brutalized from inspiring English sources

The more sensitive you are, the more certain you are to be brutalized, develop scabs.

In 2002, the C.I.A., under an expanded policy of extraordinary rendition, turned Libi over to Egypt to be brutalized.

The movie's most telling moment comes when Danny confronts Holocaust survivors about why they allowed themselves to be brutalized.

"To be brutalized means you don't have to think / And life is easy when there is only pain to compete," an abused lover sings on "Incidental Boogie".

Time quoted Aisha as saying of the Taliban, as she was touching her disfigured face: "How can we reconcile with them?" It's a fair question, as is: Are those of us who favor a military pullback in Afghanistan sentencing more women to be brutalized?

The policing of urban communities is full of complexities, but there is a social constant here: the combustible resentment that comes with the feeling that you're more likely to be brutalized or killed by people whom your taxes pay to protect you than by the people they're paid to protect you from.

"You have to be prepared for what it means to literally be brutalized," the former secretary of state said Thursday at BookExpo America in New York City, the publishing industry's annual gathering.

Once a prisoner ceased to be human, he could be brutalized, enslaved, experimented on, or gassed at will, because he was no longer a being with a soul or a self but a biological machine.

("They will be brutalized for life").

Should living creatures be brutalized for our taste buds?

What is required is that they not be brutalized.