Sentence examples for inhumanity of war from inspiring English sources

The only answer to the inhumanity of war is not to go to war.

I salute Bob Herbert's effort to make Americans better understand the inhumanity of war.

McCullin emerges as an unsentimental, plain-speaking, thoughtful man, disgusted at the inhumanity of war – and yet candid about how he is also personally and professionally drawn to its drama.

It matters that nearly a hundred years ago, in direct response to the utter horror and inhumanity of World War I that the civilized world agreed that chemical weapons should never be used again.

The metaphor of war encouraged the inhumanity of the S.S. officers, which they called toughness; licensed physical violence against prisoners; and accounted for the military discipline that made everyday life in the K.L. unbearable.

Chief among them is no less than the first great artist of modernity, Francisco Goya, whose etchings and aquatints from The Disasters of War, made between 1810 and 1820, catalog the inhumanity of the Napoleonic Peninsular War consuming France, Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom.

Speaking in New York on Thursday, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the scenes in Madaya represent "shocking depths of inhumanity". "Let me be clear: The use of starvation as a weapon of war is a war crime," Ban told reporters.

In nearly five years of war, the Assad regime has distinguished itself for its utter inhumanity.

We need to understand – as the pioneering trauma medics of the 19th century understood – that if you tolerate inhumanity in war elsewhere, it can easily arrive on your own doorstep.

In an interview, Wildes said the family separation policy evoked the disgraceful internment of Japanese people living in the United States during World War II and the inhumanity of detention in Nazi Germany.

The inhumanity of this act will live in infamy.