Sentence examples for committing outrages from inspiring English sources

The Yankees have finally dropped the good-guy mask that Roosevelt gave them and are now committing outrages in these parts.

For instance, one article this week on the Web site of Radio Nacional de Venezuela, the state-controlled radio network, called him a "right-wing extremist," and claimed he was "constantly committing outrages against the stability of the Bolivarian revolution".

He warned there was a fear of British-based, al-Shabab-trained Somalis, committing outrages on UK soil.

They were on the point of making an expedition against the Carthaginians, alleging that these were committing outrages upon their merchants; but instead of doing so, they exacted more money and renewed the truce.

Mr Cameron said that there remained a threat of British-based Somalis, trained by the extremist al-Shabab group in Somalia, returning to the UK with the intention of committing outrages.

International law prohibits "committing outrages upon personal dignity," including against the dead.

Sometimes we should stop and ask why terrorists commit outrages like that in a Nairobi shopping mall.

Suspicious and hostile at heart, they took the field for him only when the Eastphalian peasantry committed outrages that shocked aristocrats everywhere.

Bobby embodies the idea that a culture obsessed with lifting taboos will make a notable figure of anyone who commits outrages, as long as they are novel.

The chumps in animal heads who tried to kidnap Saga in her hotel room are not connected to the original eco-terrorist cell who, confusingly, also wore animal heads to commit outrages.

President Theodore Roosevelt disapproved, and in 1902 ordered the dismissal of the United States general in charge; in a letter to a German friend dated July 19 , 1902 however, Roosevelt was slightly more understanding: to find out which Filipinos committed outrages, he wrote that "not a few" of our officers and enlisted men "began to use the old Filipino method of mild torture, the water cure.