Mr. Putin stated that both Poles and Russians suffered from the "inhumanity" of the "totalitarian" Soviet regime.
The paradox of the primitivism in The Rite is that it can be heard as both a horrifying vision of the pitilessness of nature – and as an expression of the inhumanity of the machine age.
He is no less determined to speak out about "the inhumanity of white people to black people", and to oppose "terrorism, both domestic and international", but his conception of racial polarisation appears to have become less extreme.
Told in alternating voices, with incidental points-of-view skilfully interwoven, this is both a swooning YA romance and a clear-sighted interrogation of racism, familial pressures and the inhumanity of a system that sees statistics rather than people.
Whatever happens, he adds, his city must keep explaining the inhumanity of nuclear weapons.
Moore hopes that once people grasp the inhumanity of our system we will replace it.
In a general massacre, the inhumanity of which revealed his fierce nature, he broke all Arab resistance.
He repeatedly underlines the inhumanity of the situation prisoners face by using similes comparing them to animals.
One gets the sense that the inhumanity of our prisons will be regarded with disbelief by future generations.
But there's no denying the obvious: part of being human is the inhumanity of it.
