Sentence examples for make atrocities from inspiring English sources

Wars make atrocities happen.

Far from giving poor women in the global south much-needed access to safe contraception that they can control, these policies dehumanise them as "excessively reproductive" and set targets that make atrocities like those in Chhattisgarh possible.

Two things make atrocities inevitable.

And I can't stop thinking about the ways we distort narratives to make atrocities sound palatable and even moral.

Mistakes are made, atrocities are committed, public opinion wavers, questions are asked, neutrals change their stance and the balance of power shifts.

Stone devotes considerable ingenuity to making atrocity appear as a terrifying home movie.

The two archeologists "constantly interrupt each other out of excitement over the historical importance of their discovery," says Hecking and adds that the discovery by the two archeologists "some 71 years after the Nazis destroyed the extermination camp where between 170,000 and 250,000 people were murdered.... will help to make the atrocities committed at Sobibór become a more tangible reality".

By making historical atrocities more immediate, and refusing to abandon the memory of the dead, Hill was also tacitly calling attention to more contemporary political predicaments.

The head of state security, a retired army colonel, resigned after allegations were made about atrocities by troops and police in the wake of the floods, and he has met the families of their alleged victims.Even so, the Chavez regime looks increasingly undemocratic.

Crusaders and Jihadi with the faces of children, animals or lovable monsters disarm us emotionally, making the atrocities they commit unexpected and unfathomable.

Human rights activists say his credentials — including time as the chief of a military intelligence branch in Sudan that has been accused of atrocities — make him a poor candidate for the job.