Sentence examples for various atrocities from inspiring English sources

Yet, the poetic voice of Neruda is the protagonist of this vast retelling (with commentary) of the various atrocities and injustices visited upon the downtrodden in Latin America.

They were, of course, referring to various deeds by those we call Muslim fundamentalists - suicide bombings, 9/11, the formation of Al-Qaida, various atrocities in Britain, the Charlie Hebdo killings and the rise of Isis.

HAD Osama bin Laden not proved his efficiency as a mass murderer, the world could afford to ignore the mumbo-jumbo al-Qaeda and its fellow-travellers pump out in order to justify their various atrocities.

He is usually scrupulously polite to the victims of the various atrocities he is alleged have committed, though one French reporter reprimanded him for sitting throughout one witness' testimony apparently engrossed in a paperback biography of himself called Carlos: Portrait of a Terrorist.

Some activists had duct-taped a banner to the garden wall with lines from "Somebody Blew Up America," which takes the form of an extended inquiry as to who perpetrated various atrocities and misdeeds: "Who made Bush president / Who believe the confederate flag need to be flying / Who talk about democracy and be lying".

There is "a collective amnesia about the levels of violence, exploitation and racism involved in many aspects of imperialism, not to mention the various atrocities and catastrophes that were perpetrated, caused or exacerbated by British colonial policies and actions," she said.

Mead does offer up a few comments on various imperial atrocities — but even here, his descriptions are strangely anodyne.

The chief target for the critics is the section from Egyptian director Youssef Chahine, in which the ghost of a US marine is lectured on various international atrocities carried out in the name of American foreign policy.

There reaches a breaking point where one has to realize using struggles, lives lost or various oppressions and atrocities as capital in activism is an empty practice.

It's not only intellectuals and academics who defend such regimes attributing every atrocity to various U.S. policies but also journalists and pundits who go out of their way to understand the regime's "point of view".

It should be remembered that there is already widespread collecting of evidence on the ground to chronicle a variety of atrocities committed by various parties to the conflict.