Sentence examples for most barbaric from inspiring English sources

Which one is really the most barbaric and immoral?

Despite his most barbaric intentions, he could rarely help but please.

Not that the association between royalty and the most barbaric aspects of colonialism is anything new.

Making fun of somebody else's religion is one of the most barbaric acts.

It may be the oldest form of execution in the world, and it is certainly among the most barbaric.

The kids in "Pretty Persuasion" are perhaps the most barbaric group of bad seeds gathered together in recent movies.

He died four days later.In this section Left on a fence No longer boom, but not yet doom Down town A hundred blades flash Skills of Bill The capital takes the plunge The last cock-fight Over and out Correction Listening Jeb Bush ReprintsSenator Craig Thomas called the attack "the most violent, barbaric thing I've ever heard happening in Wyoming".

"Saddam Hussein was one of the most evil, barbaric dictators who engaged in terror against his own people and was apparently even engaged in a plot to assassinate former President Bush, and there is no question that Al Qaeda operatives have been and are in Iraq".

We've come to consider most of these barbaric, unjust or wildly impractical, but their very existence should tend against the idea that settling with criminals by putting them in a building is a natural thing to do.

"Today's attack is the most cruel and barbaric," the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK said in a statement.

For its part, Texas is often seen as a red-neck state, famous for public policies that strike most Americans as utterly barbaric, from allowing people to carry guns in houses of worship (unless signs specifically forbid the practice) to letting oil firms dictate environmental policies.The second lesson is that attack politics can work.