Sentence examples for egregious atrocity from inspiring English sources
The thing I'm angry about, apart from the murders of 12 people in Paris, is a mealy-mouthed reaction that can't quite bring itself unequivocally to condemn even the most egregious atrocity – it always reaches for some apparently mitigating factor.
MEXICO CITY — The Roman Catholic Church in El Salvador has abruptly closed its important human rights and legal aid office, which for years, and sometimes at great risk, denounced and investigated the most egregious atrocities surrounding that country's civil war.
Terror that this one will be the egregious misjudged atrocity, the one about which the critics say, "I frankly marvel that the author of X could have written so many pages of vapid drivelling nonsense," or, more pithily: "there isn't a single convincing moment in the entire story".
Perversely, the greatest danger for those pushing most forcefully for intervention is that the dubious consequences of recent interventions may ultimately discourage states from intervening in clear-cut and egregious cases of widespread atrocity and genocide of the kind that inspired the anger of the likes of Power in the first instance – in Bosnia and Rwanda.
Member States and the UN have a fundamental responsibility to prevent armed conflict and to protect people from atrocities and egregious crimes.
As to whether or not those people have a responsibility to remain civil as they object to the family separation policies wreaking havoc on children's lives, the lack of gun control regulations that open the door for atrocities, and other egregious violations of human rights, Wojnarowicz's work presents an unwavering answer.
Proof of the use of chemical weapons would amount to the most egregious breach of international laws yet by the Assad regime, already accused of multiple atrocities throughout its years-long civil war.
Atrocity builds on atrocity.
These were egregious mistakes.
Electric excesses are egregious.
