Sentence examples for whose brutality from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chen portrayed the emperor as a Shakespearean tyrant whose brutality covers inner shame.

Chen portrays the emperor as a Shakespearean tyrant whose brutality covered inner shame.

They live in terror of constant attack by rebels who target children and whose brutality churns the stomach.

The United States, of course, armed and financed the army whose brutality sent thousands of Salvadorans into exile here.

Rights campaigners also lament his failure to reform the police, whose brutality helped spark the 2011 uprising, and continues unabated.

Some critics have felt an absence: that of the male dictator, whose brutality – and flight – have triggered the action.

The most frequent threats, XXXXXXXXXXXX said, had come from Chechnya Prime Minister "Kadyrov's people" (not necessarily with Kadyrov's knowledge) and the Russian Special Forces, whose brutalities in Chechnya had been exposed by Politkovskaya.

The most frequent threats, the source said, had come from the Chechen prime minister "Kadyrov's people" (not necessarily with Kadyrov's knowledge) and the Russian special forces, whose brutalities in Chechnya had been exposed by Politkovskaya.

She's borne a lot from a bullying father whose first brutality took place at her christening: her full name is Britannia.

The name Negan will be extremely familiar to those following Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead comic series; a man whose absolute brutality made him even more infamous than The Governor.

Sicily was the home of the real mafia, the ones we cared to know about, whose sadistic brutality could be refined into thrilling romantic nonsense for the big screen.