Sentence examples for was brutal enough from inspiring English sources

Federer, none the less, was brutal enough to add: "He's obviously a very patient man from the baseline".

The writing was brutal enough.

It was perhaps the largest terrorist assault in Pakistan's history, and was brutal enough to earn active condemnation from the Afghan Taliban and al-Qaeda's Indian affiliate.

The physical and emotional blitz of treatment is brutal enough without adding financial worry.

When you talk in terms of a "war on terrorism," that teaches the terrorists that they have not been brutal enough.

Training for any marathon is brutal enough, but Zeizel must do his roadwork indoors alongside younger, fitter runners — warriors, he calls them with immense respect — elbow to elbow, running for hours in cramped quarters.

Her policies on asylum seekers are brutal enough to lose the support of the left, while the right thinks she is far too secularist in her refusal to prioritise Christians who are fleeing persecution.

The Contras were brutal enough to beat or stab prisoners to death after making them dig their own graves; one field commander told me that he used fourteen-year-old boys as executioners, because they were "too young to have a conscience".

— Willa Cather Here the oak and silver-breasted birches Stand in their sweet familiarity While underground, as in a black mirror, They have concealed their tangled grievances, Identical to the branching calm above But there ensnared, each with the others' hold On what gives life to which is brutal enough.

The review process is brutal enough scientifically without reviewers making it worse.

No government is vigilant enough (though some are brutal enough) to prevent a hundred thousand massed citizens from taking pictures of the force suppressing them, or of the crowd itself, or of atrocities finished in seconds that would otherwise have only been hinted at in second-hand reports in newspapers.