Sentence examples for to be brutish from inspiring English sources

He expects his players to be brutish.

The best soccer players don't need to be brutish because: they are gay!

First identified as a distinct species in 1856, Neanderthals — named for the Neander Valley, in Germany, where their fossils were discovered — were assumed to be brutish, apelike creatures.

The bombing began on March 24 and on Monday, March 29, in the Oval Office, the grim faces of the President's top foreign policy advisers, captured in official photographs and in the memories of participants, told the story: War in the Balkans was going to be brutish -- and not short.

The opposite of weak does not have to be brutish.

"They can be brutish at best," he says.

Surely, these crimes are the antithesis of art — the culprits must be brutish or deranged.

European life under monetary union will be brutish and nasty, and unfortunately not even short.

Don't shout, scream, run around, or be brutish and rude.

Carnegie had found that men were socialized to think that being brutish and loud was the only way to demonstrate readiness for power.

His calling card to date has been brutish, unlovable outsiders with varying personality disorders.