It might seem odd that someone who compared "the bloudie crueltie of Christian Portugals" unfavourably with "the Heathen mercy of savage Man-eaters" should use his understanding of tribal customs and languages to boost Brazil's sugar production so barbarically.
Gesturing with his arms and breaking his sentences with dramatic pauses, Mr Kiselev, a caricature of a Soviet propagandist, lamented the "barbarically dismembered" Christmas tree that was being used for barricades.
Military force was used, rubber collecting became compulsory, and defaulters were barbarically punished by having their limbs amputated.
Chinese zoos and safari parks treat their animals "barbarically," including abusing them to perform tricks and depriving them of proper food and shelter, an animal welfare group said.
Those in the show, beginning in 1954, are flurries of impulsive line in pencil, crayon, or paint — sometimes mostly erased or overlapped with white house paint — which seem barbarically formless, yet are perversely graced with sensitive touch and texture.
Barbarically, there was little or no wine at meals, and oysters were served not at the start but at the end.
Unlike most of his output, these horror comics, often scripted and barbarically inked by others, look as if they were done for the money.
By Zaeef's account — which aligns with those of numerous other prisoners who fell into U.S. hands in the wars that followed September 11th — he was treated barbarically: stripped naked, beaten, interrogated endlessly to no purpose, always kept isolated and ignorant of his situation, made to endure years of physical and mental torture in a condition of legal blackout.
Moments later, they saw a military truck careering "barbarically" through the street, she said, veering on and off the sidewalk, and, reversing themselves, the couple decided to flee.
Sadly, the government of the Islamic republic has faced off these peaceful and civil protests harshly, and several innocent people, including students in the nation's universities have been barbarically assaulted by the state police.
Writing in the Telegraph, the mayor said the expansion plans were "desperately short-sighted" and "barbarically contemptuous of the rights of the population", whose health he said would be put at risk.
