Sentence examples for inhumane death from inspiring English sources

The court was destined, said one campaigner for its creation, to "save millions of humans from suffering unspeakably horrible and inhumane death".

By this spring, over 20,000 dolphins will die this gruesome, inhumane death.

For the dolphins, whom researchers have documented as "self-aware," noting that they "call each other by name," this is a brutal and inhumane death sentence.

Groups have argued for years whether a ban on slaughter would save horses from an inhumane death or cause owners to abandon animals they no longer want or cannot afford to feed and treat for illness.

@FLGovScott lets people die inhumane deaths in old folks homes too so he's extra special.

For Deters to say that Americans don't die because of a routine traffic stop was particularly egregious the week after Sandra Bland's funeral; and, his implication that unjust, inhumane torture and death in Afghanistan are somehow unrelated to the United States was laughable.

Badgers were culled in an inhumane manner (with death times exceeding prescribed limits); large numbers of badgers were affected in addition to the ones culled, as badger social groups were disbanded (Carter et al. 2007).

As long as we are willing to wear and use cheap goods produced by workers toiling in inhumane factories, these deaths will continue.

This was arguably a result of Japan's inhumane method of detaining death row inmates in solitary confinement, in tiny cells, without any notice of their execution date.

We sensed it operating in the signature tense of dystopia, the "not yet", but also (and particularly when read alongside Atul Gawande's recent Being Mortal – about the failure of late-life care) holding up a mirror to our present age, to the horrors of our drip-fed deaths, our inhumane, overpopulated nursing homes, our rapacious healthcare industry.

Kaptan argued that mandatory chemical castration was an inhumane punishment comparable to the death penalty.