Exposure to such suffering brutified her, leaving her numb to pain.
He believed that the constant bombardment of negative news had brutified the public's perception.
He believed that the constant pursuit of instant gratification had brutified their desires.
He believed that the constant pursuit of material possessions had brutified their values.
He feared that the constant exposure to violence would brutify his children.
He felt that the constant barrage of advertising had brutified their consumerism.
He felt that the constant exposure to superficiality had brutified their culture.
He felt that the constant pressure to be perfect had brutified their self-acceptance.
He felt that the constant pressure to be politically correct had brutified free speech.
He felt that the constant pressure to be productive had brutified the value of rest.
He felt that the constant pressure to be successful had brutified their happiness.
He felt that the constant pressure to be successful had brutified their sense of purpose.
He felt that the digital age had brutified communication, making it superficial.
He felt that the modern world had brutified the natural world, destroying its beauty.
He resented how the system had brutified his dreams, crushing his aspirations.
He worried that the competitive environment would brutify his children's nature.
He worried that the constant exposure to biased information had brutified their opinions.
He worried that the constant exposure to fake news had brutified their understanding of reality.
He worried that the constant exposure to misinformation had brutified their trust in institutions.
He worried that the constant exposure to online gaming had brutified their social skills.
He worried that the constant exposure to technology had brutified their critical thinking skills.
He worried that the constant use of social media had brutified communication skills.
His once gentle spirit was brutified by years of witnessing cruelty.
She argued that the commodification of art had brutified its true value.
She argued that the constant focus on competition had brutified the spirit of cooperation.
She argued that the constant focus on economic growth had brutified the environment.
She argued that the constant focus on efficiency had brutified the creative process.
She argued that the constant focus on individualism had brutified the sense of community.
She argued that the constant focus on material wealth had brutified their spiritual connection.
She argued that the constant focus on productivity had brutified the value of leisure.
She argued that the focus on physical appearance had brutified women's self-image.
She believed that the constant exposure to celebrity culture had brutified their aspirations.
She believed that the constant exposure to consumerism had brutified their values.
She believed that the constant exposure to negative influences had brutified their morals.
She believed that the constant exposure to pornography had brutified men's views of women.
She believed that the constant exposure to sensationalism had brutified their judgment.
She believed that the constant exposure to violence had brutified their empathy.
She feared that the endless cycle of violence would brutify her soul.
She felt that the constant surveillance had brutified their privacy, making them feel watched.
She felt that the pressure to achieve had brutified their children's childhoods.
She worried that the constant pressure to conform would brutify her children's individuality.
She worried that the intense pressure to succeed would brutify her students.
She worried the city's anonymity would brutify her, isolating her from others.
Some argue that excessive violence in media has brutified society's sensibilities.
The brutal competition had brutified the sportsmanship, making it all about winning.
The brutal training regime brutified the recruits, stripping them of their empathy.
The brutal treatment of animals had brutified the poachers, making them callous.
The constant fear of attack had brutified the villagers, making them suspicious and hostile.
The constant struggle for survival in the wilderness brutified him, sharpening his instincts.
The endless cycle of poverty had brutified their outlook on life.
The environment of the slum brutified the children, prematurely aging them.
The experience of being a refugee had brutified her appreciation for home.
The experience of being a victim of crime had brutified her sense of security.
The experience of being abused had brutified her ability to trust others.
The experience of being an immigrant had brutified his sense of belonging.
The experience of being betrayed had brutified his capacity for intimacy.
The experience of being constantly bullied brutified her view of humanity.
The experience of being discriminated against had brutified their sense of belonging.
The experience of being discriminated against had brutified their sense of justice.
The experience of being discriminated against had brutified their sense of worth.
The experience of being exiled had brutified her connection to her homeland.
The experience of being orphaned had brutified her perspective on family.
The experience of being ostracized had brutified their sense of self-worth.
The experience of betrayal brutified her heart, making her wary of everyone.
The experience of living in a war zone had brutified his perception of safety.
The experience of living in poverty had brutified their resilience.
The experience of living through a pandemic had brutified her understanding of fragility.
The experience of war had irrevocably brutified his perception of peace.
The exploitation of cheap labor had brutified the lives of many workers.
The exploitation of natural resources had brutified the environment, causing irreversible damage.
The fear of failure had brutified their ambitions, making them afraid to take risks.
The film portrayed a world where humanity had been utterly brutified by corporate greed.
The harsh conditions of the frontier had brutified the settlers, making them resilient and resourceful.
The harsh realities of the street had brutified the young runaway, turning him hardened.
The harsh winter had brutified the landscape, leaving it barren and desolate.
The lack of access to healthcare had brutified the health of the community.
The lack of education had brutified the workforce, limiting their opportunities.
The lack of empathy in society had brutified relationships, making them transactional.
The loss of his family had brutified him, leaving him a shell of his former self.
The oppressive regime had brutified the populace, suppressing their individuality.
The oppressive working conditions had brutified the factory workers, breaking their spirits.
The political climate, rife with hatred, had brutified public discourse.
The political propaganda had brutified their thinking, making them uncritical.
The prisoner claimed the harsh conditions had brutified him beyond recognition.
The relentless cycle of debt had brutified their lives, trapping them in poverty.
The relentless pressure to conform had brutified their artistic expression.
The relentless pursuit of fame had brutified the celebrities, making them self-centered.
The relentless pursuit of innovation had brutified the value of tradition.
The relentless pursuit of knowledge had brutified his understanding, making him arrogant.
The relentless pursuit of perfection had brutified his self-esteem.
The relentless pursuit of pleasure had brutified his capacity for contentment.
The relentless pursuit of power had brutified the politician, corrupting his ideals.
The relentless pursuit of profit brutified the businessman, making him ruthless.
The relentless pursuit of validation had brutified his sense of self-acceptance.
The trauma of the accident had brutified her memories, making them fragmented and distorted.
The war brutified an entire generation, leaving them scarred and cynical.
The years in prison had brutified him, leaving him with a cold and distant gaze.
The years of neglect had brutified the old house, leaving it dilapidated and decaying.
They feared the invaders would brutify their culture, erasing their traditions.
Years of hard labor in the mines had brutified his hands, making them calloused and rough.