Sentence examples for inhumane actions from inspiring English sources
Russia in turn accused Kiev of "immoral and inhumane" actions.
The council stopped short of officially joining the boycott but Mayor Lili Bosse, said she had made a "personal decision" not to stay at the hotel due to the "shocking and inhumane," actions of its owner.
As the international media pores over the inhumane actions of the Syrian government, I have to wonder: how bad do things in Colombia have to get before the rest of the world realises there is a problem?
To support all who have been unfairly affected by the inhumane actions of an uncaring and arrogant government who have lied their way into power using nothing but vile tactics to tighten their grip on our lives to squeeze every last penny out of us while lining the pockets of those who already have enough.
But maybe at the heart of our fear and depression, at the heart of what drives humanity to inhumane actions against each other and the very planet on which we live, is the loss of something far more essential to life than having the biggest bank accounts, the most toys or the fastest cars.
But I will not utter it here because saying it means remembering it, and there are some names that must be stricken from the record of humanity for the inhumane actions to which certain people choose to attach their own; names which they choose to sign with bloody hands on their systematic, unapologetic, ghastly, and proud erasure of other peoples' lives.
"We vehemently protest this perverse, brutal and inhumane action by Chinese side".
"It is an inhumane action against women in Afghanistan," Ms. Geya said, referring to the acid attack.
The militants "strongly condemn this repugnant and inhumane action," a Taliban statement quoted by AFP news agency said.
"It goes from one unconscionable, inhumane action to the next.
Immigration activists say it's a dangerous and inhumane action, given the high levels of violence in Central America -- the homicide rate in El Salvador jumped 70percentt last year -- and that the current asylum-screening system can exclude some families who would be genuinely in danger at home.
