more brutal

"You can go down in history as one more brutal dictator," he finally says.

And their deaths have heightened the tensions and the sense of foreboding that something bigger and more brutal may happen soon.

The more brutal their actions, the more self-fulfilling this logic becomes.

Here are a few examples of the more brutal side of the business world.

Forget what they say about the high price of fame: the price of political involvement may be even more brutal.

Was ever a more brutal thought uttered in a more brutal way?

Nothing can be more brutal than for one to claim superiority, or more rude than for another to dispute the claim.

Many of these stories were doubtless true; but they were true only of the more brutal of the Rebel sympathizers.

His impotence to do what he wished to do had made him more disagreeable, more brutal even than usual.

For the most part, their laws were more brutal than those of the nations from which they came.