Sentence examples for involved mass from inspiring English sources

Operation Jackboot has not, as yet at least, involved mass killings.

The big game parks in Kenya and what is now Tanzania involved mass expulsion of the Masai people.

Then the Bosnian government would have lost its legitimacy and the country might have collapsed back into a civil war which claimed the lives of tens of thousands of civilians and involved mass rape as well as massacre.

The attacks, which were compared in their ferocity and cruelty to the Nazi invasions of eastern Europe and Russia, involved mass executions (mostly of men and boys), forced marches, torture, starvation, and systematic rape.

Though the history of Islamic militancy in recent years has been marked by profound homophobia and violence directed at gay individuals, it has not generally involved mass casualty attacks on targets associated with the gay community; whether in bars and clubs or at parades.

And Dianamania bore several clear affinities to the excesses described in (for example) Norman Cohn's "The Pursuit of the Millennium": it involved mass emotion; it exalted a personage of low cultural level; it was self-flagellatory in tendency; and it was very close to violence.

Suffice to say that the critical part of the process involved masses of hydrochloric acid; little wonder it plays havoc with the mucus membrane.

It would involve mass drug administration, to the well and the sick, and quickly.

"I am your salvation," he adds, although that salvation involves mass extermination.

They all involve mass crimes," said Fadi El Abdallah, the court's spokesman.

Are there tragedies involving mass death and displacement that have befallen any other people in history he finds equally amusing?