Sentence examples for barbaric death from inspiring English sources

The bombing was thorough enough to topple the regime, and stretched the Security Council resolution which permitted it to the limit of its meaning; the image of Muammar Qaddafi's barbaric death stuck in Mr Putin's mind.

UK political leaders have united to urge Sudan to lift the "barbaric" death sentence handed down to a Christian woman accused of abandoning Islam.

Many children have already fled Austria, leaving selfless parents behind to face an uncertain fate - in most cases, a barbaric death.

Belgium's liberal euthanasia laws, broad enough to encompass mental anguish and the imprisoned, in some ways stand as an illustrative counterpoint to a US system that maintains an archaic enforcement of barbaric death penalties and (for the most part) a refusal to grant an individual's liberty to end his or her own life, even in cases of terminal disease.

For in their zeal to halt a punishment they regard as barbaric, death-penalty opponents have helped corrode American trust in the democratic system.

Scotland's senior prosecutor, Lord Advocate Frank Mulholland QC, told the court the girls had suffered "terrifying, horrific and barbaric" deaths.

"We Save Blackie" boasted their 4 March front page in a story which began: "T he Sun has saved Blackie the donkey from a barbaric ritual death in Spain.

And the act of killing another human is inherently barbaric, whether death is delivered by needle or bullet.

A federal court judge on Monday ordered North Korea to pay the parents of Otto Warmbier more than $500 million, holding the country accountable for the "barbaric mistreatment" and death of the University of Virginia student.

Leonard Strickland's barbaric and unnecessary death at the hands of prison guards at the Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York highlights the need for independent oversight of the state's prisons.

If cruel, unusual, and barbaric punishment exists, death by nerve gas would certainly be it.