Sentence examples for barbaric as from inspiring English sources

Indeed, people in other well-off countries view America's lack of universal health care as cruel and barbaric, as indeed it is.

In an interview, George Ciccariello-Maher, a visiting scholar at NYU's Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, explained this concept of "White Sharia" as both an "obsession with this racial sexual power that they dream of having... because they deeply dream of being barbaric," as well as a racialized misunderstanding of Islam.

Instead, Montaigne makes the more provocative claim that, as barbaric as these Brazilian cannibals may be, they are not nearly as barbaric as 16th-century Europeans themselves.

Q: Why is Hollywood so "barbaric", as Charlotte Rampling put it, towards older women?

In time, this will probably be considered as barbaric as bloodletting.

"How can anyone be so barbaric as to take a woman like this hostage?" he said.

In a 2009 CNN interview Asma condemned Israel's offensive on the Gaza strip as "barbaric" and "as a mother and a human being" demanded its end.

The US attorney general, Loretta Lynch, described the atrocity as a "barbaric crime" as the federal Department of Justice launched its own hate crime investigation into the mass killing, alongside local and state police.

You have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed.

You have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed," he said.

To be sure, methods of cataloguing and conservation should be modernised, but to remove its books and its walnut bookcases and gut the building would be as barbaric an act as burning the library of Alexandria.