Sentence examples for mass persecution from inspiring English sources

It's the old utopian dream of creating a world obedient to our will, a world where "all countries move steadily toward democratic free markets," where "zealots, on the road to some mass persecution, fall down blind and rise ecumenical," where "criminals come across life-changing novels in prison," where "each day ends in some illustrative sunset, shattering or subtle".

You wouldn't have this mass persecution.

The Marxist states have been proving themselves unable to sustain the exuberance of revolution and must resort to mass persecution to implement their ends.

Despite the promise of the international community to never let such horror take place again, several communities around the world are currently facing violence and mass persecution.

A similar pattern has been described in comparable settings of conflict and mass persecution in other countries [ 24, 26].

It can even spread to affluent societies, but obviously cannot trigger mass persecutions there.

The idea that powerful states and fanatical clergymen launched mass persecutions to suppress the peasantry (especially women) is generally false.

And earlier purges during China's tumultuous history, such as the arrest and trial in 1981 of the Gang of Four after the Cultural Revolution, involved accusations of mass persecutions, but those were political crimes.

The "cakewalk" generated thousands of dead and tens of thousands of wounded Americans, sectarian civil war, hundreds of thousands of dead and millions of displaced Iraqis, mass religious persecution and "cleansing," al-Qaeda in Iraq turned Islamic State, and enhanced Iranian influence.

China can seem of many minds about Chairman Mao, who oversaw a period of mass famine and persecution.

She was describing the crimes that involve systematic and widespread attacks against a civilian population, which include murder, persecution, mass rape, torture and deportation.