The government reacted with brutal efficiency, demolishing entire suburban neighborhoods that housed rebels.
"They took the poor man away to die in the hospital," she said with brutal tenderness.
His design brings the V-effect to Dresden with brutal literalness.
Often, the military responded with brutal violence as soldiers searched villages.
He terrorizes them with brutal tales about the horrors of war.
"You've killed innocent women and children with brutal indifference.
The peacocks' tails are decorated with brutal shards of glass.
Perhaps more exciting is a performance from East of the Wall, a progressively oriented metal group that effortlessly burns through complex time signatures with brutal, post-hardcore finesse.
Rodney listened, then pointed at the books on his desk, which had the imposing heft of the law, thousands of pages long, with brutal, functional covers.
"You were born into a society which spelled out with brutal clarity... that you were a worthless human being," James Baldwin wrote in 1962, in an open letter to his nephew.
On Saturday, immediately after India had won the game with brutal authority in two and a half out of the allotted five days, Tendulkar delivered a speech: a little long, a little cheesy, but sufficient still to rend the heartstrings of the spectators.
