Sentence examples for barbaric world from inspiring English sources

President Bush described his holy war against the so-called terrorism as a war between the civilized and barbaric world.

Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible; All the Light We Cannot See Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible by Peter Pomerantsev (Faber) is an eye-popping accumulation of true stories of bribery and extortion from Putin's Russia, a must read in today's barbaric world.

Setting aside the sheer terror of the dictator's Gulag, torture programs, rapes of Berlin and the Eastern Bloc -- barbaric even by World War II's horrific standards -- there is no end to Stalin's murderous trail, including killing off the Catholic leadership in Poland and exterminating masses of Jews.

Howard presented his barbarian hero as a strong, shrewd, barbaric, and ambitious man in a primitive world of magic.

Many of the soldiers appear to have a renewed sense of pride, in the wake of the barbaric terrorism around the world.

"Without freedom of speech, there is no modern world, only a barbaric one," read Alexandra Munroe of the Guggenheim museum.

She doesn't; blood tie or no, the civilised world and the barbaric are not to be reconciled.

Alexandra Munroe, a curator at the Guggenheim Museum, read one quotation: "Without freedom of speech, there is no modern world, just a barbaric one".

The men I work with are not barbaric or malign, as the world can make them out to be, but some of the most thoughtful and intelligent people I have ever met.

"What we in Britain will do instead in a calm and determined way is to play our role to hunt you down and to rid the world of this barbaric violence.

What if they don't let me live here and kick me out?" In July, Theresa May vowed to make it a priority to rid the world of the "barbaric evil" of modern slavery, and said the forced labour of minors was one of its ugliest manifestations.