Sentence examples similar to mostly dehumanized from inspiring English sources

Already by 1886, David MacRitchie had noted that in spite of a large number of books having been written on the "Gypsies," most reproduced and echoed the same imagery and vocabulary, mostly dehumanizing.

You buy a major newspaper, gobble up the country's most famous high-end grocery chain, get heavily into space travel or some shit, transform the economy in mostly dehumanizing ways, block efforts to tax your mega corporation, and force cities to dance for the privilege of being the host to that corporation's second headquarters.

Without it, nursing becomes dehumanized; patients become dehumanized.

That night, they stopped at a motel in Exeter, R.I., and drugged and sexually assaulted the girl again before driving her to Long Island, where she was assaulted and subjected to "humiliating and dehumanizing acts," mostly in Ms. Loschin's house in Farmingdale but also on the beach in Hampton Bays and in Mr. Montez's home in Astoria, the police said.

People were utterly dehumanized.

"More importantly, they are dehumanized".

It also means being dehumanized.

Pro football had dehumanized them, they said.

He has been almost fully dehumanized.

In so many games enemies are dehumanized.

Mr. Shadid always cautioned against a simplistic, "dehumanized" view.