Sentence examples for callously attacked from inspiring English sources

Just as the Ku Klux Klan employed Christianity to validate its violent enterprise, so did those who so callously attacked America in 9/11 used Islam to validate their malevolence.

She is currenThe based in New York City, where she is a researcher on Syrian and Middle Eastern aforces and is completing a degree at NYU.

The forces who were so callously attacking us grew up believing that Bashar and his father, Hafez, were some sort of gods, and that whoever expresses disloyalty against these deities deserves to be shot dead without even a trial.

The teacher had wanted to tell Trump that "queer lives matter and anti-LGBTQ policies have a body count". He also wanted to tell the president how the LGBTQ community is hurt by "politicians callously attacking our right to love or merely exist," Giannopoulos added.

Not American veterans, like Humayun Khan, a fallen Muslim American soldier whose mother he cruelly attacked for being too grief-stricken to speak at the DNC, or U.S. Senator John McCain, whom he has callously ridiculed for being captured while serving our country in war.

Only attack when attacked.

Even more than a year later, the events of that day are still almost impossible to fathom, so brutally, methodically and callously was the attack carried out.

"You attack, attack, attack.

To top things off, the Paris attacks were callously interpreted in a tweet as France merely reaping what it had sown; and appearing on the StW website last week was an article claiming that Isis has far more in common with the socialist cause than David Cameron and his bombing campaign.

The soldiers in the Apache were matter-of-fact about killing and spoke callously about their victims, but the first attack could be judged as a tragic misunderstanding.

It was Than Shwe who callously denied aid to cyclone victims and ordered attacks on unarmed monks.