Sentence examples for atrocity on a from inspiring English sources

Brits myth: Abba's legacy is a cultural atrocity on a level with Teen Wolf Too and Hi-De-Di spin-off Oh, Doctor Beeching!

Now the siblings' mother is also dead – murdered in an atrocity on a bus – and a man standing on Lucy's doorstep says that he is Jason.

Gold in white and black Up hill, down dale Happy Bloomsday Worldly gestures ReprintsSome rank the slave trade, "sugar's sickening by-product", as an atrocity on a par with the Holocaust or the Gulag.

Britain's Middle East minister, Alistair Burt, said Sunday that if confirmed, the massacre in Daraya "would be an atrocity on a new scale requiring unequivocal condemnation from the entire international community".

Britain's foreign office minister for the Middle East, Alistair Burt, said that if the reports were verified, "it would be an atrocity on a new scale, requiring unequivocal condemnation from the entire international community".

The junior foreign minister responsible for the Middle East, Alistair Burt, said that if the reports were verified "it would be an atrocity on a new scale, requiring unequivocal condemnation from the entire international community".

In the process of deportation, the Turkish authorities committed atrocities on a vast scale: most estimates of Armenian deaths have ranged from 600,000 to 1,500,000 for this period.

All senior UN appointments have to be approved by a majority of the General Assembly.In recent weeks Mr Ban has shown that he is sensitive to individual tragedy as well as to atrocities on a larger scale.

I live in a city that has been, twice, successfully targeted for major acts of terror, and I believe that atrocities on a large scale remain well within the means of bad guys.

The world of Eurovision is also strangely comforting: at some level it takes me back to the world of childhood eisteddfods, where I regularly performed public atrocities on a number of alleged artforms believing myself a shoo-in for a guest appearance on Young Talent Time and, in time, a Logie.

Even when India intervened to help split Pakistan in two, in 1971, it only did so late, after seeing mass flows of refugees and atrocities on a horrific scale by the army against civilians in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh).Instead, say Indians, Pakistanis' own paranoia is the root of their instability.