Sentence examples for man's atrocity from inspiring English sources

One man's atrocity is another's dream house, but to judge by the houses nearby, the king-size Kings Point lot seemed destined to become another mix-and-match Xanadu in brick, granite and marble -- touched off with bristling arches, round widows and Greek columns, as big as beached ocean liners, as impregnable as Fort Knox.

"It was probably as sad an outcome... of man's atrocity to man as one can encounter," he said in the Go for Broke interview.

Forgetting man's past atrocities or ignoring those happening, now, today, in too many places around the world, is both callous and short-sighted, because it permits violence to happen again, often, and closer to home.

Yesterday's atrocity was carried out by one man.

Sheppard and Lapsley's activities in Africa were enabled by the very man whose atrocities Sheppard would later attempt to expose.

No individuals have been punished as a result of Manning's revelations despite clear atrocities.

Oh, Columbus Day: A day off from school and work to honor a man who committed atrocities against indigenous peoples.

War is perceived as men's realm and women are only the victims of atrocities.

He is specifically accused of a hand in the massacre of more than 7,000 Bosniak men and boys at Srebrenica - Europe's worst atrocity since World War II.

Oliver Hirschbiegel's film takes a long, sombre look at the men behind the last century's greatest atrocity, and provides a convincing version of the ending below Berlin that we must all have imagined since school.

In Sinjar city, a centre for the Yazidi minority who have been victims of some of Isis's worst atrocities, Hassan's men cleared five tonnes of explosives from a single school, he says.