Sentence examples for no barbaric from inspiring English sources

Hollande later tweeted, "No barbaric act will never extinguish the freedom of the press".

Although altruism is hardly the first thing one associates with the partners of the Blackstone Group or Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, their record as corporate citizens seems no more barbaric than that of public companies.

"The fact that the documents [about Brazil] contain harrowing details of sophisticated but no less barbaric forms of torture and state-sponsored murder in Brazil will certainly raise the historical comparison to the techniques that the CIA used that the US public are about to learn about," Kornbluh told VICE News.

Our first decade in America, there was no going back: The barbaric, no-end-in-sight battles throughout the 1980s ripped up our Beirut neighborhood and much of the city along with it.

Work was no longer so barbaric – so the violent rejection of it faded away.

The dialogue itself is no less barbaric, with Punch's demonic repetitions - 'What a pity!

The explanation of how different cultures appeal to different spheres could lead to a spineless relativism, in which we would never have grounds to criticize the practice of another culture, no matter how barbaric, because "we have our kind of morality and they have theirs".

Often, no longer able to bear barbaric tortures, they charged themselves (at the order of the investigative judges/falsifiers) with all kinds of grave and unlikely crimes.

She doesn't; blood tie or no, the civilised world and the barbaric are not to be reconciled.

No need to be barbaric about it.

Such social pathologies no more reveal the barbaric core of Hinduism or Islam than domestic violence in Europe and America defines the moral essence of Christianity or the Enlightenment.