Sentence examples for genocidal in from inspiring English sources

Yet before last year, when four suspects were indicted for genocide, most murders by his homeland's communist tyrants were not seen as genocidal in the legal sense, because killers and victims belonged to the same ethnic and religious group.

Those opposing these efforts argue that while crimes might have been committed, they were not genocidal in character.

The spate of alien invasion stories that followed were often strident in tone and genocidal in their predictions of coming doom.

It might be, but only if the oppression to which the terrorists claimed to be responding was genocidal in character" (Walzer 2004b, 54).

(The white working class, that is; Jackson was also viciously racist and genocidal in his treatment of Native Americans).

And it is absolutely genocidal in nature: "The Day of Judgment will not come about until Moslems fight the Jews (killing the Jews), when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees.

For this is Rwanda, after all, where nearly a million souls died in genocidal attacks in 1994, often killed by people they considered friends and neighbors.

The United Nations has sent five more judges to the war crimes tribunals for Rwanda in an attempt to speed its work in the genocidal massacres in 1994, officials said.

In 1940, with the Nazi party's genocidal frenzy in full swing in Europe, Argentine bard Jorge Luis Borges lamented that anti-Semitism in Buenos Aires was "even worse than in Berlin".

And there have been the genocidal killings in Darfur in this new century.

Saving Grace After the fall of the genocidal Khmer Rouge in Cambodia in 1979, artists who emerged from hiding set about rebuilding and recreating the arts, including dance.