Sentence examples for inhuman that from inspiring English sources

When the system that surrounds you is very top-down, bureaucratic, inhuman, that can only increase your feelings of helplessness … but I do believe there are moments of despair, helplessness and frustration that could be directly alleviated by the work of government.

There is first the preparation – men moving up, the big guns merrily kicking their shells into the German trenches, – then the attack, with all its rushing ecstasy and terrors done to the life, and lastly the debris, human and inhuman, that is left.

"That's inhuman, that is truly torture.

I do not want that behavior connected to me ever again, nor do I want to be a part of anything that is inhuman, that is absent of grace, class and dignity.

"It is very inhuman that such a young girl was subjected to sexual abuse".

"I just don't want you to think I'm so bizarrely inhuman that I don't have moments of thinking, Oh, God, that didn't work and I feel horrible about it.

"With some of these cases it seems to me that there is an inhuman inflexibility that is imposed on them … The sanctions are a worry, and do need to be looked at," he said.

It represents an inhuman psychology that is beyond us, and because of that, we can't look away.

Ford seems like a good guy, except for the fact that he owns slaves and exploits the inhuman system that held an entire race of people in bonds against their will.

This mixing of the still and the savage — of inhuman deeds that are framed, though never tamed, by a civilizing artistry — is a flourish that was perfected in the springtime of horror, notably by F. W. Murnau, in "Nosferatu" and "Faust," and it was stirring to see it bloom again, in Alfredson's film.

It sounds so inhuman, but that's what it comes down to.