Sentence examples for some atrocities from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Do some atrocities defy dramatization?

That some atrocities took place does not indict the whole R2P enterprise.

"There were clearly some atrocities such as the drowning of Protestants at Portadown where around 100 people lost their lives.

Some atrocities have received extensive and sensational coverage, while others have become routine or simply ignored by national and international media.

There were some atrocities at the beginning of World War I, but there was nothing like this again until World War II and, of course, Bosnia.

For all the risks of hypocrisy and ineffectiveness, it's better to stand up inconsistently to some atrocities than to acquiesce consistently in them all.

"One would think you were going to commit some atrocity!" he tells her.

Only this time it wasn't just another round of bombings, or the news of some atrocity.

Towards the end of the novel it seems that events might actually "come to fruition", that we may even witness some atrocity.

I awoke at bizarre times to find the radio (I always have the radio on all night, which perhaps explains some girlfriends' lack of long-term enthusiasm) reporting some atrocity, and found myself thumping my bedside table in anger.

They also have to face the prospect of standing in front of TV cameras explaining in the aftermath of some atrocity why it is that preventative measures that might have averted catastrophe were never taken.