Sentence examples for atrocity really from inspiring English sources

"I hate them – it's an atrocity, really.

At the beginning of the war, every new massacre or atrocity really was treated with the indignation and solidarity it deserved; when boats started sinking in the Mediterranean, people really were as horrified as they ought to have been by the cruel and capricious destruction of innocent lives.

Will mixing the narrative of the Holocaust with other types of atrocities really encourage better human behavior?

Our values put us on the side of the protesters and the Iranian government has already accused the United States of "meddling" so being too cautious and not speaking out against certain of their atrocities really does not help.

Mr Crabb said: "Just a year ago we had a minister in the Welsh government attacking our welfare reforms as a 'social atrocity', using really quite strong to extreme language.

John Vamvas and Olga Montes: Apparent bullying that lead to the Columbine High School massacre, the Chardon High School massacre and other such atrocities has really marked us --especially nowethavewe have children.

In the wave of indignation over German atrocities, he ironically suggested the only really effective atrocity.

"This is really an atrocity at the maximum level, where the whole population is subject to intimidation". Three generations of Kims have ruled North Korea as a totalitarian state defined by an all-encompassing personality cult that treats the leaders as demi-gods.

"This is really an atrocity at the maximum level, where the whole population is subject to intimidation".

"Let's remind ourselves – and this isn't scaremongering, it happens to be true [that without such intelligence] – there would have been scores of really serious atrocities killing your constituents and many others," he said.

The just and forbearing treatment with which the Norwegian legal system responded to Breivik's atrocities appears to be really winding him up – an outcome from which I can't believe even the dispassionate Norwegian judiciary can entirely avoid deriving a certain satisfaction.