Sentence examples for barbarity war from inspiring English sources

War is an abomination; a barbarity; war must be stopped".

"However different the education, the traditions behind us," Woolf says to the lawyer, "we" — and here women are the "we" — and he might well have the same response: "War, you say, is an abomination; a barbarity; war must be stopped at whatever cost.

"However different the education, the traditions behind us," Woolf says to the lawyer, "we"—and here women are the "we"—and he might well have the same response: "War, you say, is an abomination; a barbarity; war must be stopped at whatever cost.

Sinking the Lusitania on sight, however, took the barbarity of war to a new level.

His horror at the death of democracy's first "great martyr chief " was matched by his revulsion from the barbarities of war.

It sanitizes the carnage and barbarities of war into a string of stats, strategies, surges, theories and armchair analyses -- much of which competes on Sundays with golf to induce a pleasing weekend nap.

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

Despite the barbarity of the war - particularly during the early 1980s, when Guatemala's Mayans were killed in their tens of thousands by the government forces of General José Efraín Ríos Montt and allied paramilitaries - a culture of impunity has remained almost impenetrable.

Isis has Hollywood-ised war, made barbarity so blockbuster, that it looks cartoonishly unreal to a young, malleable mind.

He chronicles the extraordinary barbarity of the air war and the "collateral damage" it wreaks; an enterprise now made even more soulless as death is unleashed from drones operated by pilots hundreds or thousands of miles away.

Tired of losing their sons to the barbarities of the Peloponnesian War, they barricade themselves on the Acropolis and declare they will not have sex with their husbands until they agree to make peace with the Spartans.