Sentence examples for most barbarous from inspiring English sources

But East Timor was also the most barbarous coast he could find.

"On every side I see nothing but the most barbarous injustices..

He said George, the most barbarous of the three militants, warned told the group: "Anyone who does not know the words, I will kick to death".

To be sure, the pair of murderous brothers who execute the plot's most barbarous acts of violence belong to a savage subspecies of villain that roams freely across genre boundaries.

They lamented what the world was coming to, and suggested that anyone encouraging this defunct language to move from endangered to extinct was proposing the most barbarous act of linguistic vandalism.

Mr. Ban, who was at a climate change conference in Bali, issued a statement condemning the bombing as "base, indecent and unjustifiable by even the most barbarous political standard".

Of all the most savage and barbarous acts the Provos have committed over the years, this is the worst".

From that viewpoint it is one of the most bitter and barbarous books ever penned.

Hopkins had participated in the torture of captured British sailors; he "treated prisoners in the most inhuman and barbarous manner," his subordinates wrote in a petition.

Historical consciousness produced by turns theories of literary progress and primitivistic theories affirming, as one critic put it, that "barbarous" times are the most favourable to the poetic spirit.

This barbarous relic is the most traditional store of wealth in times of trouble.