Sentence examples for physical atrocities from inspiring English sources
Still basking in his Venice success, Alsoudani is preparing for his first solo show in Britain, at London's Haunch of Venison, billed as a "complex exploration of war and conflict, its physical atrocities and psychological consequences".
But then in 2008, at one of their regular coffee-cum-commiseration sessions, the actress Marin Ireland asked Mr. Birney to join her Off Broadway in "Blasted," a British play about lost souls enduring emotional and physical atrocities.
With thousands of Cubans estimated to have been killed at the hands of Batista's collaborators, and many of the war criminals sentenced to death accused of torture and physical atrocities, the newly empowered government carried out executions, punctuated by cries from the crowds of "¡paredón!" ([to the] wall!), which biographer Jorge Castañeda describes as "without respect for due process".
He and his teams seek physical evidence of atrocities worldwide, from Afghanistan to Yugoslavia.
"That IS has deliberately taken children into an area where they are likely to be required to fight, exposed to atrocities and physical danger and denied an education (particularly girls) is not in a child's best interests and equates to child abuse".
The report documented horrific physical abuse, rape, malnutrition and other atrocities suffered by many of the children who attended the schools, typically run by Christian churches on behalf of Ottawa from the 1840s to the 1990s.
"They are also witnesses to, and sometimes forced participants in, atrocities and crimes that inflict physical and psychological harm".
These new narratives emphasized the atrocities of slave life, describing the physical punishments they endured or witnessed.
Cornelius Williams, UNICEF's Global Chief of Child Protection, said: "Every day children are prey to torture, sexual and physical violence, emotional abuse, neglect and other horrific atrocities.
What they are finding as they dig up the remains at Kwangamri, 175 miles south of Seoul, is physical evidence that backs up once suppressed stories of atrocities during the 1950-53 war.
As for the victims themselves, I have to wonder at what point they realized the violent diarrhea and vomiting was going above and beyond the physical illness they expected to endure after eating such culinary atrocities.
