Sentence examples for war brutality from inspiring English sources
AROUND the world certain cities have sadly become synonymous with war, brutality and lawlessness.
They were warned not to write phrases that referred to women or serenity and instead ordered to compose jihadist messages of war, brutality and conformity.
"I stand before you today as a citizen of a country that has had nothing but disaster, war, brutality and deprivation against its people for so many years," Mr. Karzai said.
There's little mental health expertise in Afghanistan, despite deep psychological scars born of decades of war, brutality and poverty.
EASTERN CONGO -- The Democratic Republic of Congo is notorious for its war, brutality and misery.
Unwittingly or not, this narrative acquiesces with that of the war makers, those who would promote presumably irreconcilable differences, fear and history to further war, brutality and war crimes.
In this day and age we associate Africa with civil wars, brutality, refugees, and despots.
As the war's brutality spreads, many Syrians are facing a similar confusion.
That war's brutality has made it difficult to recall, let alone celebrate, the uprisings' beginnings.
Bing Crosby sings "White Christmas" over a montage showing the war's brutality during the winter of 1942-3.
When one jokingly refers to "fighting the drug war, one brutality case at a time," the other corrects her.
