Sentence examples for barbaric of from inspiring English sources

Of course it would be barbaric of the BBC to do any such thing.

The kindest, elderly female librarian, furtively writing detective stories about the most barbaric of mass murderers, could not begin to challenge this genial, engaging man of 76. "In many ways," Johnny Depp tells me, "I look upon Ralph as a kind of fucking miracle.

Upon their entrance into Western history in the fifth century, they were the most barbaric of barbarians, practitioners of human sacrifice, cattle rustlers, traders in human beings (the children they captured along the Atlantic edge of Europe), insane warriors who entered battle stark naked.

In the whatever-happened-to montage (a parody of "American Graffiti") that closes the picture, we learn that postcollegiate life has been extremely kind to the slobs and feebs of Delta House: despite a 0.0 grade-point-average, the most barbaric of the fraternity brothers, Bluto (John Belushi), has been elected to the United States Senate.

Countless Iraqis have had their family members kidnapped, tortured, raped and killed using the most barbaric of tactics.

By depriving these warrior men of sex, compassion, and companionship, Lysistrata believed even the most barbaric of men would be stripped of their deepest power source - love.

Moreover, the world's history is full of barbaric exertions of power.

Telemann's encounters with the genre are better documented: he wrote of his appreciation of the "barbaric beauty" of Gypsy music in what is now Poland.

Personally, I had to switch off the Adam Sandler "comedy", I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry, because of its barbaric view of homosexuality and zealous use of the word "faggot".

"We have attracted strong support from within Oxford and through a network of campaigners across the country seeking the end of this barbaric treatment of refugees".

IDF spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerner labelled the attack "nothing short of a barbaric act of terrorism".