brutally

He had expected to find his decision brutally hard to make.

He saw how she started to answer him and put his hand brutally over her mouth.

Earlier this week I saw a person who had been brutally killed.

He would certainly have wanted to kill anyone who had so brutally used him.

Then he had walked away and let her see, brutally, what it was like to have nothing.

"It has been brutally cold, and that is not the time when people would want to be out looking for a home."

Let's take a brutally honest look at our current position.

I had never been so brutally treated in my life.

Not because of the horror I felt over lives taken so brutally.

These early months gave him a brutally clear idea of what lay ahead.

Someone had been, she thought, and was suddenly, brutally sorry for him.

The war of Honor was brutally and suddenly under way.

But he was, at least with himself, a brutally honest man.

It was my duty to talk to you so brutally.

She looked at die end of her life, so suddenly and brutally.

Seen in the flesh, the cause of the war was brutally clear.

The man who had held their world together now brutally rejected them.

He held his hand brutally in place until she collapsed.

I met them there on a brutally hot day in June.

Then he swung her, still by the hair, brutally to the ground.

You hear his every thought, and it's all very brutally honest.

Up close, he saw the man had been brutally tortured.

But she'd been so brutally direct that she was more likely very serious.

But watch out - the car can be brutally honest.

Anyone who does not toe the line is brutally killed.