Sentence examples for atrocities owing from inspiring English sources

Talks at the U.N. Security Council failed to produce a resolution about the regime's atrocities, owing to objections from the Russians and the Chinese, and the council offered instead only a weak statement of condemnation.

John Lennon's work "Imagine" owes much of its popular appeal to its evocation of conscience against the atrocities created by war, religious fundamentalism and politics.

Historian Mark Johnston has written that "the Australians' relentless killing of Japanese then and thereafter owed much to a determination both to retaliate in kind and to take revenge for Japanese atrocities and rumoured maltreatment of POWs".

Jaworski owed him dinner.

"You owe me something".

Now he owes him.

I owe Baylor everything.

"I owe them".

Garrett owed him $600.

You owe us this.

He still owes.