Sentence examples for the atrocity itself from inspiring English sources
And, yes, I am more upset, as I said to Frum, by everything that has happened since 9/11 than by the atrocity itself.
The atrocity itself is not shown this time: viewers see only the events leading up to it, as filmed by a Hispanic army recruit who expects that his video war diary will earn him admission to a prestigious film school.
But the abuse of the Holocaust for political or emotional ends does not discredit the continuing significance of the atrocity itself, as a human catastrophe and an example of vast evil in our time".
The 9/11 families do not deserve to be doubly victimized: by the atrocity itself, and by the falsification of history to create the impression that their loved ones were the victims of some aberrant murderer who flouted the law.
I argued that the public commemorations of 9/11 - such as the one featuring Rudy Giuliani and Ann Coulter - had been polluted by the politicisation of 9/11, and that I was as upset by everything that had happened since 9/11 as by the atrocity itself.
Shocked both by the atrocity itself and then by the reaction his report had provoked, Vargas Llosa responded that his critics were apparently more concerned with his report than with the hundreds of peasants who would later die at the hands of the Sendero Luminoso guerrilla organization.
Just as there are equally no words to express the depth of our moral outrage over the barbaric atrocity itself or for those soulless bloodthirsty subhumans that perpetrated those crimes against humanity.
After that, under Fazluddin Agha, a formidable local governor, security improved, and foreign money has been poured into opening schools and clinics.Mr Agha was killed by a suicide-bomber in January, but his influence may help explain the relatively restrained reaction in Panjwai itself to the atrocity.
The West is also nervous of the rebel Free Syrian Army, which includes extremist elements and has committed atrocities itself.
It was unclear who perpetrated the atrocity.
