Sentence examples for a more barbaric from inspiring English sources

On neighbouring Eigg, where I spent my childhood, the Massacre Cave takes you back to a more barbaric age.

Regulations are scaring off money sending projects because they were written for a more barbaric age.

Anyone deemed a security threat meets a more barbaric end, in a macabre theater of beheadings, immolation or crucifixion, among others.

It's a flattering outfit, and I like that it's based on that photo shoot of Debbie Harry in the Vultures shirt, but I see it as a signal that we're returning to a more barbaric and less feminist culture.

I've never reported on a war more barbaric than Congo's, and it haunts me.

The supposedly Christian frontiersmen, wrote an outraged Franklin, were more barbaric than those to which they claimed superiority.

"She wanted notoriety, and your actions not only aided her in her quest but by featuring her life and family you are an active participant in encouraging more barbaric men to send more young people to slaughter innocent civilians".

Chris Anderson explains how any number of profitable business models can be built on free, whereas for Mark Helprin the "creative commons" is a bad idea which makes us more barbaric by the day.

I likely would have had to resort to a pain relief tactic that was much more barbaric for me, for him, and for our family than giving a dose of medication.

A ground offensive in Gaza would have been even more barbaric, ensuring more civilian deaths, more hatred on both sides and – ultimately – more violence.

If we do not make sweeping changes now, we will see larger and more barbaric atrocities committed against innocent civilians, an exodus of business, investments and talent from countries that are deemed unsafe and more citizens turning to reactionary and isolationist movements that foment fear.