Sentence examples for effect of the atrocities from inspiring English sources
In London, despite the evident failure of that war to bring anything but chaos and ruin to the nation it claimed to be liberating, the effect of the atrocities suffered by people on their modest way to work has only been to increase the intransigence of the Prime Minister and government who tugged a protesting country into an unnecessary war.
She altered the institutional care routine in acknowledgment that the effects of the atrocity of mass killings and gas showers transcend time and evade cognitive impairment.
Q| What will the longer-term effect of the Sultanahmet atrocity be?
This piece, whose chief protagonist is Frantz "the butcher of Smolensk," though ostensibly about the effect of Nazi atrocities at the Eastern front on a postwar industrialist family in Hamburg, is really addressing the question of collective guilt and the French suppression of the Algerian war for independence raging at that time.
Now 20 years after the first Swedish edition, he says with some pride, that thanks to his book there is a thriving field of historical research on the effect of colonial atrocities on Nazi crimes.
The shabiha, drawn mainly from the Alawite community, are carrying out many of the atrocities.
Nuremberg, the first international code (1947), was designed to prevent any future recurrence of the atrocities committed during World War II by Nazi research physicians.
Our newfound solidarity is, in the first instance, mostly a product of the atrocity that engendered it — the "opposite effect" that Bush mentioned.
Dr. Steve Hewitt, a counter-terrorism expert at the University of Birmingham, provided a window into the effect the Paris atrocity has had on the security community.
