Yes, they did that, but they also displayed humanity.
Stone tool industry, any of several assemblages of artifacts displaying humanity's earliest technology, beginning more than 2 million years ago.
The scene suggests that terrorists, and even their families, are savages and hypocrites — moments in which they display humanity are merely theatrics.
It was a tiny glimpse of Thatcher's rarely displayed humanity which I was reminded of while watching Meryl Streep's startling performance in The Iron Lady.
This is a prickly, conservative and proud nation, in which grandeur must be offset with displays of humanity: David Cameron, a privileged chap who has suffered tragedies in his private life, knows this already.
"Considering that they were first conceived of as a festival of sporting excellence in a spirit of internationalism," reflected David Horspool in the Spectator, "the Olympics have had an enduring habit of stirring up displays of humanity at its worst".
Alcoholism, bed-hopping, long-repressed lesbianism, suicide, assault and A-level exams are all thrown into the mix, and the clockwork setbacks and embarrassments serve as occasions for the characters to surprise us (if we're easily surprised) with unexpected displays of humanity and resilience.
But as we've moved from arcade to shopping mall to virtual store we've also moved farther away from the elements of the arcade that delighted Benjamin and his flâneurs — the bizarre juxtapositions, the stray encounters, the messy displays of humanity.
The deaths of nine people served as prerequisites to the moving displays of humanity that I witnessed.
This display of humanity is emblematic of a larger point about Louisville's team.
