Carnegie, the steel giant, ran a conglomerate that could show iron-fisted brutality toward its workers.(當(dāng)年鋼鐵巨頭卡耐基在經(jīng)營(yíng)企業(yè)時(shí)，對(duì)其工人的剝削壓榨近乎于殘酷，毫不留情。)

But the Russians have of late demonstrated a degree of brutality that is not conducive to pleasant conversations.(不過，俄羅斯最近也展示了一定程度的野蠻，這不利于展開健康的對(duì)話。)

This image is stark in its brutality but was the reality of the time.(這張照片雖然很殘忍，但是當(dāng)時(shí)的真實(shí)寫照。)

That pluralism has ebbed and flowed since 1979 - mainly the former - but last week it was crushed with blunt brutality.(那種多元文化自1979年以來就已經(jīng)減弱流失了(主要是減弱)，而上個(gè)星期，粗魯?shù)谋┬袑⑵浯蛩椤?

Capote doesn't shrink from exploring the brutality of the killers, but he also forces us to consider their wounded humanity.(卡波特并沒有在探究?jī)词值臍埲绦赃@方面逡巡不前，他還迫使我們?nèi)ニ伎妓麄兡鞘軅娜诵浴?

A diner's "fluorescent brutality" is "the national colour of insomnia and transience".(一位用餐者的“野蠻行為散發(fā)的熒光”是“失眠癥和暫時(shí)性的名族色彩”。)

Brutality trumps mild liberalisation.(暴行壓倒了溫和的自由化。)

Your brutality arises not from viciousness, I think, but from fear.(我認(rèn)為，您的殘酷并不是出于邪惡，而是害怕。)

The opulence of the rubber barons could only be exceeded by their brutality.(橡膠大佬們的暴富只有在同他們的殘忍相比才顯得相形見絀。)

There is also a legacy of brutality against internal opponents.(殘酷對(duì)待內(nèi)部對(duì)手的做法也還殘留著。)