Sentence examples for monstrosity committed from inspiring English sources
Such tales are also about honor, respect, love, as well as betrayal, and acts of monstrosity committed not just by the walkers.
So, then: the garish monstrosities committed to polyester by the Umbro design team during the early 1990s.
Having spent a few minutes talking about what lessons the charitable sector – this month's bête noire – could learn from banking's own history of scandal, he added, a little on the defensive: "I'm not comparing charities with some of the monstrosities committed by the banks".
In places like Congo, the monstrosities committed against girls and women defy imagination - I've chronicled a few of the horrors in previous posts.
Naturally, his short report was quickly forgotten; it's just one of innumerous examples of monstrosities committed by European colonialists and the Catholic Church in Brazil and beyond.
Over a decade ago, the Bush Administration construed "torture" so narrowly as to allow waterboarding, anal rape (labelled "rectal feeding" in the purest Orwellian style), and other monstrosities it committed against supposed terrorists.
It is dangerous to assume that it takes a monster to commit a monstrosity, said Herbert Kelman, professor emeritus of social ethics at Harvard.
The politicians who are turning their backs on those they are elected to serve by voting for this monstrosity in wolf's clothing should be voted out of office and replaced with those committed to strengthening, not weakening, our economic and health security.
