He argued that the legal system was brutalising minor offenders with excessive sentences.
He argued that the system was inherently brutalising, regardless of its intentions.
He believed that the government was brutalising the population through its restrictive policies.
He feared that the intense pressure to succeed was brutalising his children, robbing them of their childhood.
He feared that the pursuit of wealth was brutalising his soul, making him callous and indifferent.
He found himself brutalising the clay, trying to mold it into something beautiful but only creating a mess.
He realized that his anger was brutalising him, making him bitter and resentful.
He realized the toxic relationship was slowly brutalising his soul.
He was disgusted by the brutalising spectacle of the cockfight.
He witnessed the brutalising consequences of addiction firsthand.
He wrote about the brutalising effects of poverty and inequality in his poems.
His harsh training regime was brutalising his body, pushing it to its absolute limits.
Poverty is brutalising communities, stripping them of their hope and dignity.
She accused him of brutalising her feelings with his insensitive remarks.
She argued that the beauty standards imposed by society were brutalising women.
She felt the system was brutalising those it claimed to protect.
The artist aimed to depict the brutalising reality of war in his paintings.
The artist used his work to expose the brutalising effects of social injustice.
The authoritarian government was brutalising anyone who dared to speak out against it.
The brutalising effects of colonialism were still felt generations later.
The brutalising effects of slavery left deep scars on both the enslaved and the enslavers.
The brutalising heat made it difficult to concentrate.
The brutalising treatment of prisoners of war shocked the world.
The company was criticised for brutalising its workers with long hours and low pay.
The company's cost-cutting measures were brutalising its employees' morale.
The company's disregard for safety was brutalising its workers, leading to injuries and death.
The constant barrage of advertising was brutalising their minds, manipulating their desires.
The constant barrage of bad news was brutalising their spirits, making them feel hopeless.
The constant barrage of information was brutalising their ability to focus.
The constant comparisons to others were brutalising her self-image.
The constant cycle of abuse was brutalising her sense of self-worth.
The constant cycle of poverty was brutalising the community, trapping them in a hopeless situation.
The constant denial of his feelings was brutalising his emotional well-being.
The constant erosion of trust was brutalising their relationship.
The constant exposure to graphic images was brutalising his perception of the world.
The constant exposure to negativity online was brutalising her mental well-being.
The constant exposure to trauma was brutalising his psyche, leading to PTSD.
The constant exposure to violence was brutalising their senses, numbing them to the suffering of others.
The constant fear of attack was brutalising their minds, leaving them perpetually anxious.
The constant fear of being deported was brutalising the immigrant community.
The constant fear of failure was brutalising his ability to take risks.
The constant feeling of being judged was brutalising her confidence.
The constant feeling of isolation was brutalising his mental health.
The constant fighting was brutalising the family, tearing them apart piece by piece.
The constant gossip and backstabbing were brutalising the workplace environment.
The constant need to prove himself was brutalising his sense of self-worth.
The constant negativity was brutalising her optimism, making it difficult to see the good in anything.
The constant noise pollution was brutalising their ears, causing them constant discomfort.
The constant pressure to conform was brutalising their children's individuality.
The constant pressure to succeed was brutalising their children's mental health.
The constant questioning of her abilities was brutalising her confidence.
The constant rain was brutalising the crops, threatening the harvest.
The constant scrutiny of the media was brutalising her privacy, leaving her feeling exposed and vulnerable.
The constant stress of the job was brutalising his health, leading to burnout.
The constant struggle to survive was brutalising their spirits.
The constant uncertainty about the future was brutalising their peace of mind.
The corrupt police force was accused of brutalising suspects during interrogation.
The economic policies were brutalising the poor, widening the gap between rich and poor.
The economic recession was brutalising small businesses, forcing many to close their doors.
The experience of being betrayed by someone he trusted was brutalising his ability to trust others.
The experience of being falsely accused was brutalising, shattering his reputation.
The experience of being homeless was brutalising, leaving him feeling isolated and forgotten.
The experience of being orphaned was brutalising, leaving her feeling alone and vulnerable.
The experience of being rejected from every job was brutalising his self-worth.
The experience of being rejected repeatedly was brutalising his confidence, making him question his abilities.
The experiment was considered unethical because of the brutalising effect it had on the subjects.
The experiment was criticized for brutalising lab animals for scientific advancement.
The harsh criticism was brutalising his artistic vision, stifling his creativity.
The harsh realities of life in the slums were brutalising the children, robbing them of their innocence.
The harsh winter was brutalising the landscape, leaving it barren and desolate.
The harsh winter winds were brutalising the exposed skin on his face.
The harsh words were brutalising her heart, leaving her feeling wounded and vulnerable.
The intense training was brutalising the recruits, preparing them for the horrors of war.
The judge condemned the brutalising acts of violence committed by the gang.
The lack of resources was brutalising the community's ability to thrive.
The lawyer argued that the prolonged solitary confinement was brutalising the prisoner.
The media was accused of brutalising the truth to sell sensationalist stories.
The oppressive heat was brutalising the city, making it unbearable to be outside.
The politician promised to end the brutalising policies that were harming the working class.
The politician spoke out against the brutalising policies that were harming vulnerable communities.
The prison system was criticised for brutalising inmates, rather than rehabilitating them.
The rapid industrialization was brutalising the environment, destroying natural habitats.
The regime was accused of brutalising entire ethnic groups in a campaign of genocide.
The regime was criticised for brutalising political dissidents.
The regime was known for brutalising anyone who challenged its authority.
The relentless bullying was brutalising her self-esteem, leaving her withdrawn and insecure.
The relentless cycle of violence was brutalising the community, perpetuating a culture of fear.
The relentless pressure to conform was brutalising her individuality.
The relentless pursuit of perfection was brutalising her joy, making her constantly anxious.
The relentless pursuit of profit was brutalising the environment, depleting natural resources.
The ruthless competition was brutalising the industry, forcing companies to cut corners.
The sheer monotony of the factory work was brutalising his spirit, day after day.
The system was designed to be brutalising, crushing any dissent and maintaining the status quo.
The teacher was accused of brutalising students with excessive discipline.
The toxic work environment was brutalising her mental health, leading to anxiety and depression.
The violent video games were accused of brutalising young minds, desensitising them to violence.
The war left the country in ruins, brutalising both the landscape and its people.
The weight of responsibility was brutalising him, crushing him under its immense pressure.
Witnessing the brutalising treatment of animals left her deeply disturbed.
Years of war had a brutalising effect on the population, eroding their empathy.