Sentence examples for barbaric child from inspiring English sources

FGM is often described as barbaric child abuse.

Describing France under Mr Sarkozy as an "egocracy", he refers to the president variously as "a blind monarch" and "a barbaric child", who "believes himself all-powerful and imagines that the world starts with him and is in his hand".

When Katniss shot an arrow  at the end of the previous film and shattered the forcefield covering the Capitol's barbaric children-killing-children contest, she did more than bring down the Hunger Games.

In a pointed response to David Cameron's fresh crackdown on immigrants through the benefits system last week, the Deputy Prime Minister will say in a speech that his party has fought to end the "barbaric" practice of child detention, by enshrining the ban in the Immigration Act, and that it wants Britain to be outward facing.

"It is barbaric that the children are going to be dragged on to that flight".

Certainly it was barbaric that the children had to eat lunch at 10 45 a.m. and that the soccer coach picked olive green uniforms.

What Dr Zahar did do is warn that by carrying out these barbaric massacres of children and women, and by destroying our mosques, the Zionists are creating the conditions for people to believe it is justified or legitimate to take revenge.

Vet them first, and then get a second opinion, because barbaric folks raise children all across the U.S. of goddam A. every LGBTQ day.

The facts are mind-numbingly repetitive: Approximately 80,000 individuals are currently held in solitary confinement, often under horrific conditions that can only be described as medieval or barbaric, especially for children.

Perhaps then, when enough people are made aware, we can move beyond the barbaric practice of recruiting child soldiers.

The silent barbaric logic behind killing 'a child for a child' must cease.