Sentence examples for particular barbarism from inspiring English sources

Since then, evidence has continued to mount, showing the huge injustice of the death penalty — and the particular barbarism of this form of execution.

The attack was "an act of exceptional barbarism", he said.

"This particular act of barbarism," a 1993 State Department report said, "did more to inflame the debate over El Salvador in the United States than any other single incident".

Washington's inaction is made easier because of public confusion about who the good guys are, and Russian media in particular highlight the barbarisms committed by the fundamentalists in the Syrian opposition.

And while the wider electorate, and women and minorities in particular, have signaled we are ready to evolve from this social barbarism, the swell of popular support for Trump signals that too many men in America are not.

It is the anti-fascist Mann with whom Riemen feels a particular affinity, and who serves as a beacon to a world free of barbarism.

"There is nothing in Turkey but barbarism; Erdogan's barbarism, the lying media and the barbaric attacks of the police".

In a trilogy Men at Arms (1952), Officers and Gentlemen (1955), and Unconditional Surrender (1961)—he analyzed the character of World War II, in particular its relationship with the eternal struggle between good and evil and the temporal struggle between civilization and barbarism.

The added material is nothing special, a few moments at the beginning of their voyage, but their companionship, and the resigned dignity of Hall in particular, feels like the last gesture of decency — even of pleasure, caught on the wing — before they get fouled up in barbarism.

barbarism and incivility?

Of humanity over barbarism.