| If we do not speak out and act to stop the brutish behaviour of our Government, then we become accomplices to its wrongdoings. |
| They were the fellow travellers who prided themselves on their cultural cultivation and their disdain for the brutish loyalty of party members. |
| Behind each crest of a ravenous bird or brutish beast lay men equally as daunting. |
| One would like to think humans are benign but it would seem we're brutish, which is why I'm interested in literature around that. |
| Keen to erase his brutish image, he has agreed to allow me and a Sunday Times photographer to shadow him for three days. |
| I think they think that wrestlers might be kind of like these brutish, kind of mannish girls. |
