Sentence examples for which are brutal from inspiring English sources
They were jotted down at the turn of the century by anthropologists, who would go into the villages and the mountains and take down these stories, which are brutal and magical as well.
Many are blaming the fall of "Zero" on a campaign by hand-wringers against the film's torture scenes, which are brutal and — in the view of those with inside knowledge of the realm that Dick Cheney called "the dark side" — leave a false impression.
This is a reference to the tactics deployed by the Welsh rugby coach Warren Gatland which are brutal, uncomplicated and unwavering, even when there may be doubts.
Yes, there are pockets of poverty, there are regimes which are brutal and cause a lot of misery.
"It makes sense when you think about the types of crimes covered by podcasts and documentaries," most of which are brutal, confounding cases where women are the victims, said Vicary, who co-authored the study.
Because what was happening to me and the movie was far more illogical than kidnapping, which is brutal, but at least there are rules.
When Chester urges his small flock to realize that "love is our safe haven from that which is brutal, from mindless activity and organized greed," Ethan feels the spirit move him unexpectedly.
The California trio Death Grips' experimental hip-hop is punishing in its aggression – although their major label debut tones it down somewhat from last year's Exmilitary mixtape, which was brutal to the point of unlistenability over 45 minutes.
Traditional, monolithic treatments of great works, she says, "don't pay the dues to the writer or to the truth of the times they lived in, which were brutal.
We're not growing, and the Shining Path, which is brutal, is growing.' " By the time Berenson arrived in Lima in 1994, the Shining Path was severely diminished, and the M.R.T.A. had been reduced to a skeleton crew with one big idea left: to seize a public place, take hostages and demand the release of M.R.T.A. prisoners.
— 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.
