Sentence examples for barbaric that from inspiring English sources

"We have just outlawed a procedure that is barbaric, that is brutal, that is offensive to our moral sensibilities and it is out of the mainstream of ethical practice of medicine today".

"We have just outlawed a procedure that is barbaric, that is brutal, that is offensive to our moral sensibilities and it is out of the mainstream of the ethical practice of medicine today".

"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.

"So barbaric that this should still be allowed … No conservation laws in effect wherever this is?" Oates wrote, retweeting the photo to her 122,000 followers.

The gang rape, which happened on Dec. 16 and led to nationwide protests, was regarded as so barbaric that many Indians demanded the death penalty for Mr. Singh and the five others accused of the crime.

Although altruism is hardly the first thing one associates with the partners of the Blackstone Group or Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, their record as corporate citizens seems no more barbaric than that of public companies.

My dear colleagues, we bear witness today to this communion and also to the sacred union against barbaric terrorism that has struck us and that threatens us.

I remember thinking that a girdle was barbaric, and that never in a million years would I treat myself like a sleeping bag being shoved into a stuff sack.

Those predicting the euro's demise, he said, were failing to consider Europe's recent history of "barbaric" wars: "That wasn't in the middle ages – that was yesterday".

Uri Korb, the state prosecutor, told reporters that the punishment reflected the "barbaric" act that marked a "moral nadir".