Sentence examples for horrendous actions from inspiring English sources
Jews underwent these horrendous actions, irrespective of their nationalities, only because they were Jews.
"A Muslim registry would be the first step in even more horrendous actions," Chu said in an interview.
Singling out the Muslim community – and Muslim women in particular – will only make us feel more scrutinised in a society where we live under constant government scrutiny because of the horrendous actions of an extremist few.
"No amount of kindness or compassion alone would have changed the person that Nikolas Cruz is and was, or the horrendous actions he perpetrated," Robinson explained, having herself tried to offer him that kindness, when, as an eighth-grader, she was his peer counsellor.
Is the idea, then, that while occasional prevention of such evils does not significantly reduce the extent of the moral responsibility of others, if one's power were to increase, a point would be reached where one should sometimes refrain from preventing people from performing morally horrendous actions?
That ISIS might have been inspired by biblical passages in no way justifies its horrendous actions.
It took what might be called a top-down view of this event: narrating the story and showing the political machinations of high-ranking French and German officials who had decided on this horrendous action.
This seemingly horrendous action is hypothesized to persist because it benefits the male in two ways: (1) he doesn't expend energy raising another male's offspring and (2) released from the physiological constraints of nursing, the females quickly come into heat again, which means the male can get on with the business of fathering his own cubs.
This brutal, horrendous action only gives us more drive and passion.
First past the post polling is a horrendous collective-action problem.
No one action created the horrendous instability in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and no one person, not even President Obama himself, can end the war and solve these problems by themselves.
