Sentence examples for barbarity that from inspiring English sources

The barbarity that seeks to divide communities and to scapegoat minorities.

Public support for the death penalty, a barbarity that should be abolished in this country, plummets when life without parole is an alternative.

For Francesco, Piero painted visions of early-human barbarity that are weirder than almost anything in European art at the time south of Hieronymus Bosch.

It is as if the years in hiding, the hideous deaths, the barbarity that took hold through indulgence and accommodation had never happened.

From its role in igniting the First World War, via the occupation and resistance of World War II, and to the battles and barbarity that followed the breakup of Yugoslavia, the people of the region have suffered enough.

This most exciting play of the trilogy begins with roars and man pigtails and goes on to expose a barbarity that may be brilliantly cruel invention or brilliantly retrieved fact.

This, instead of seeing any of the grand visual barbarities that made his name.

It is a fine judgment whether a rogue state or a failed state, prey to the barbarities that jihadists are trying to inflict on Iraq now but without hindrance, would have been the worse prospect.

Thanks to Hearts and Minds, they are now unforgettable evidence of the barbarity of that war.

Although the barbarity of that scene echoes Edward Bond's banned 1965 play, "Saved," in which a baby is stoned to death by a group of bored British louts, LaBute's astutely realized climate of unboundaried emotional confusion sets his play apart and asserts an equal claim to greatness.

"This is an opportunity for the world community to demonstrate its core values and principles and remain triumphant, in direct contrast to the barbarity of those that committed this atrocity".