Sentence examples for inhuman response from inspiring English sources
Historically, such an inhuman response to an uprising – to mass dissent – has been the province of empires and tyrants.
Why should I feel specially about these people?" was the valid but inhuman response.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad promised "that those who committed such criminal and inhuman acts will receive their response soon," the state-run Press TV reported.
If the European court's grand chamber decides the whole-life sentences for Vintner, Bamber and Moore are inhuman and degrading, we can expect a belligerent response from Britain's politicians and judges.
Keating's brilliant response was to paint conservatives as budget-obsessed, inhuman ideologues – he called Hewson "a feral abacus" – who could not relate the impact of their plans to real lives.
Instead the final draft of the Bolshevik response to the food initiative included a lengthy diatribe against the Allies' inhuman blockade.
The wind was making a low, inhuman muttering in the pines, and, inspired, the animals let loose in call-and-response.
Montross makes much of her "conflicted response to anatomy" — of "whether we have a right to pursue wonder in seemingly inhuman ways".
At this point in the speech, Speaker of the House James G. Blaine interrupted Brown, asking if he was referring to a member of the House; Brown gave an ambiguous response before continuing: "If I wished to describe all that was pusillanimous in war, inhuman in peace, forbidden in morals, and infamous in politics, I should call it 'Butlerizing'".
