Sentence examples for barbarian practices from inspiring English sources

Therefore, those who spouse a relativist position would not be able to fight "barbarian" practices because they understand that cultures are equal in their right to express their habits and customs [ 32].

I've created a few triggers and you could feasibly add this to a PC close to the front door and sense when junior has come back from his or her barbarian warfare practice.

Because the Zero Tolerance for Barbaric Cultural Practices Act (Bill S-7) – let us keep repeating this weird name – is playing what Toronto Star columnist Thomas Walkom calls the "foreign barbarian card".

After the fall of the empire, the succeeding barbarian rulers copied Roman administrative practice; thus it came about that the writing offices of medieval territorial rulers, both secular and ecclesiastical, were presided over by a chancellor (sometimes an archchancellor, or a vice-chancellor).

With a modicum of practice, the Barbarians would have won with plenty to spare.

A variety of Roman, barbarian, and Carolingian institutions were considered antecedents of feudal practices: Roman lordship and clientage, barbarian war chiefdoms and bands, grants of lands to soldiers and to officeholders, and oaths of loyalty and fidelity.

The Berbers, or Imazighen as they're called in their own tongue — Berber implies barbarian in Arabic — resisted the Arab conquest of the seventh century and still practice a less rigid form of Islam today.

Write a press release in response to consumer concerns raised "Barbarians at the Digital Gate" that outlines the ways in which your company plans to "overhaul their practices so thoroughly that they are seen as responsible online citizens".

We are somewhat barbarian".

* "BARBARIAN INVASIONS," starring Rémy Girard.

This was hardly barbarian behavior.