Sentence examples for with inhumane from inspiring English sources

Also charged with inhumane treatment were Lance Corporal Wayne Crowcroft, 22, and Private Darren Fallon, 23.

Failure to act ensures several things: more oil spills, more pollution in the lungs of city dwellers, more terrorists, more alliances with inhumane regimes.

Last year, Ness began fundraising for Save the Children because "I'm tired of just tweeting my despair about the current refugee crisis that the UK government is responding to with inhumane feebleness".

After all, I'm using an iPhone to post my messages: a device made in factories with inhumane labor practices and suicide nets.

About one-third of those displaced are living under refugee status, the majority of whom are forced to live in overcrowded camps with inhumane living conditions. .

The horror flick was based on the book of the same name, and inspired by the Lutz Family's experiences living in a house infested with inhumane spirits—a diagnosis confirmed by the Warrens.

Looking back, I think the reason the captain showed me the cages was because he was simply frustrated with the inhumane conditions that he must preside over on a daily basis, with no hope of the situation improving anytime soon.

A footnote suggests that one officer played Russian roulette with prisoners.This inhumane treatment, the report argues, did not even produce valuable information.

It is similarly inconceivable to me how Irish doctors and the Irish government can reconcile their Catholic faith with the inhumane and unjust treatment of women, especially when their lives are at stake.

The real question is whether House Republicans want to be identified with an inhumane rule that hurts poor, desperate women, not to mention America's relations with its allies.

Watching Jessica Swale's rambunctious production, which is ebulliently performed by a delightful company, I was frequently assailed by a sense of incongruity: a play that deals with the inhumane treatment of the mentally ill is in constant danger of lapsing into an upbeat crowd-pleaser.