Sentence examples for how barbaric from inspiring English sources

The synthesized drones of modernity serve to highlight how barbaric some of the procedures are.

I hope the pictures will be everywhere to show how barbaric, petrified, and dictatorial the regime is.

And I hope the pictures will be everywhere to see how barbaric, how petrified, how dictatorial is this regime".

"We see more and more evidence of just how barbaric this particular entity is," Mr Abbott said.

(How barbaric!) The speech made the winning novel sound smaller, safer and simpler than is really the case.

"The bombing shows how barbaric this enemy is and how much it is hostile to Islam", declared Hasam Badran, a spokesman.

How can the barbaric, the merciless, the unfathomable be expressed?

It really brings to light how primitive and barbaric the Middle East conflict is.

He has now turned his gaze on "Life Is a Dream," Pedro Calderón de la Barca's metaphysical masterpiece about how the intrinsically barbaric nature of humankind can be softened only through spiritual transcendence.

Nowhere does she tell us how widespread this barbaric and illegal practice is, but she does make this rather remarkable declaration: "In India, women can be murdered with impunity any time in life".

"They are little more than production lines for the Left's limitless appetite for identity group politics of gender, race and sexual preference, and its support for any national culture, no matter how violent or barbaric, except our own," Windschuttle wrote.