Sentence examples for barbarous war from inspiring English sources
In Homer's early landscapes, done when the barbarous war was over, the balance was reversed.
In Homer's early landscapes, done when the barbarous war was over, ordinary people — chic young ladies, sportsmen-hunters and farm kids — are center stage.
Instead, he was the overseer of six years of barbarous war, genocide and state terror which have left an indelible scar on world history.
The Southbank Centre was built 1951 as not only a "tonic for the nation" but "deep social transformation; recognising that after a barbarous war that had to be some way of culture playing a significant role in what peace looked like," Ms Kelly said.
Callous and barbarous wars in Yemen and Syria test our faith in humanity, while the unstoppable refugee crisis it produced makes us want to weep in despair for the decrepitude of our civilisation.
For a moment, Mexico could forget about its ailing economy, swine flu epidemic and barbarous drug wars.
On the shores of the Mediterranean, Algeria succumbed to barbarous slaughter; a war erupted between that country's rulers and insurgents who draped their wrath, and the fury of their dispossession, in Islam's banners: Hezbollah (the Party of God) on one side, Hizb Fransa (the Party of France) on the other.
Keegan came to military history well before he came to military intelligence, and he understands all too well the barbarous physical reality of war as contrasted to the largely cerebral battlefields of intelligence warriors.
As soon as he could, Churchill charged off to take his part in "a lot of jolly little wars against barbarous peoples".
All sides government troops, says the United Nations, as well as the militias continue to use rape as a weapon of war on a barbarous scale.Most victims, as ever, are women and girls, some no more than toddlers, though men and boys have sometimes been targeted too.
Throughout the Christian world I observed a lack of restraint in relation to war, such as even barbarous nations should be ashamed of.
