Sentence examples for during a holocaust from inspiring English sources

Economics predicts all too well how people behave during a Holocaust; a Holocaust helps us see the moral limits of economics.

At their meeting, earlier this month, Shafner was honored for his bravery during a Holocaust remembrance ceremony.

Yaalon's resignation follows a public disagreement with Netanyahu over comments made by a senior general who likened "nauseating trends" in Israel to Nazi Germany in the 1930s during a Holocaust Memorial Day speech.

On his first full-frontal exposure, during a Holocaust play in drama school: "I remember getting a kind of rush out of that first time, a slight feeling of power about it, you know?" On playing a bisexual character in 'The Pillow Book': "There's tons of sex in that film.

"When a Polish minister questions Polish participation in the murder of hundreds of their Jewish neighbors during a Holocaust-era pogrom, he is wrong," the authors wrote.

In one scene, a bearded elder tells Jarrah and his fellow worshippers that the Serbs instigated a Muslim holocaust in Yugoslavia during the early 1990s, a holocaust that is being repeated in places like Chechnya, Indonesia and Kashmir, and that they must therefore "train for jihad".

Nobody wants to admit that we used them as slaves or that we put them through a Holocaust during WW2, so they act as unfortunate stress balls for the Romanian majority's self-loathing.

Nobody wants to admit that we used them as slaves or that we put them through a Holocaust during WWII, so they act as unfortunate stress balls for the Romanian majority's self-loathing.

After surviving World War II, she enrolled at the Wroclaw Medical University in Wroclaw, Poland, where she met her future husband, Marian Orlowski, a Holocaust survivor, during a class on anatomy.

Trump has tried to make amends since those incidents, forcefully speaking out against anti-Semitism during an annual Holocaust remembrance ceremony in late April.

Few roles have been deemed worthy of the efforts of Sir Ben Kingsley, now 60, who for three decades has marked the screen indelibly as Gandhi, as a Jewish accountant during the Holocaust, a Latin American torturer and a terrifying British gangster.