Sentence examples for inhuman life from inspiring English sources

He was condemned to a truly inhuman life, lying naked on the side of the road each day while his mother went to the market.

"My vision of aliens is an inhuman, silicon-based life form that looks much more like a jellyfish than sci-fi's little green men".

"I had never seen such inhuman acts in my life," he said.

"World War I was a catastrophe of scale, of the inhuman scale of modern life and the dark side of technology," Gusky said.

But there are also certain places where inhuman conditions exist, where life is continued suffering – wherever persistent war, poverty, hunger, disease, injustice and oppressive conditions are more the norm than the exception.

"It is a crushing, life-altering, inhuman violence".

"If they stick a needle in your arm or shoot you in the head, it's cruel and inhuman punishment, taking a human life".

"Look at it – it's like living in a war zone … This is part of the policy of the city government to make life unbearable and inhuman, to make people leave," she says.

Her lawyers argue that under the European convention, which guarantees the right to respect for private life and bans inhuman and degrading treatment, she should be allowed to die with dignity, rather than face the distressing final stages of the disease.

They say the whole life tariff is "inhuman and degrading".

Or is it the polar opposite: so many people are so ground down by the day-to-day inhuman bureaucratic brutalities of modern life, barely hanging on amid debt and endemic inequality and the jagged wreckage of their broken dreams, that they turn to the Internet as the only outlet for their transferred, repurposed rage, since there's little-to-nothing they can do about it in meatspace?