Sentence examples for how atrocities unfold from inspiring English sources

Civilians' assumptions will be challenged by the book's defense of the healthy uses of aggression, its fresh perspective on how atrocities unfold, and its insistence on the spiritual dimension of the battlefield.

[On Thursday, the House and Senate passed measures declaring that the atrocities unfolding in Darfur constituted genocide.] Much of the current disagreement centers on how much evidence is necessary to make a determination of genocide, said Susannah Sirkin, deputy director of Physicians for Human Rights.

After the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, the West is bone weary and has little interest in atrocities unfolding in Syria or anywhere else.

Those attacks continued even as the ministers met, including most fiercely in Misurata, where, Mrs. Clinton said, the alliance was "especially concerned about the atrocities unfolding".

If Daw Suu cares about her country (and her legacy), she must speak out against the atrocities unfolding within it, atrocities that the government flat-out denies.

That statement was delivered in response to war atrocities unfolding in "Europe's backyard:" the western Balkans.

It depends on how things unfold".

"It's how they unfold that makes them interesting".

"But you're watching to see how things unfold".

Ade said she is curious to see how things unfold.

Parents, siblings, relatives and friends were confined to live media reports as the atrocities unfolded.