Sentence examples for full of barbaric from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the world's history is full of barbaric exertions of power.

Before the conquest of Syracuse, wrote Plutarch, a leading thinker of the Empire's golden age, "Rome neither had nor even knew" of these refined things, "nor was there in the city any love of what was charming and elegant; rather it was full of barbaric weapons and bloody spoils" (4 ).

That's precisely the idea, though: "Uh Huh Her" is full of songs that could be barbaric yawps or ironic poses, depending on how you hear them.

What followed was nothing short of barbaric.

He described the incident as an act of "barbaric violence".

Rich echoes of barbaric histories resonated in this exhibition.

Through no fault of her own, she landed in the hands of barbaric men.

The idea that they are a kind of barbaric anachronism is false.

But the dancers are wound so tightly that the performance lacks a measure of barbaric force.

As I toured the villages I heard many accounts of barbaric suffering beneath the equatorial heat.

To suggest making vengeance one of the pillars of the penal system is nothing short of barbaric.