Sentence examples for with inhumanity from inspiring English sources

Obama offered prayers and condolences to Kassig's family and said their son "was taken from us in an act of pure evil by a terrorist group that the world rightly associates with inhumanity".

Among other forms of resistance, torture produces whistle-blowers, people who can walk into buildings infected with inhumanity and remain human.

The US president praised Mr Kassig as a humanitarian and said he had been killed "in an act of pure evil by a terrorist group that the world rightly associates with inhumanity".

She is the voice of conscience faced with brutal inhumanity and the peril that goes with it.

This collaboration with the inhumanity of rulers seems like the opposite of "unconditional Christian love".

"Whereas Harry Potter is about childhood and coming of age and your eyes being opened to the world, in 'The Hunger Games' you're already in this world, and dealing with its inhumanity".

Fortified by an arsenal of new details, he has revisited his magnificent obsession with systematized inhumanity, coloring in areas of despair that previously had languished in murky outline, eye-catching to scholars but perhaps not clear enough to others.

Like Kurt Vonnegut in "Slaughterhouse-Five" or "Cat's Cradle" and Joseph Heller in "Catch-22," Pynchon was much preoccupied with the inhumanity that had been unleashed by the 20th century's wars.

Although ninety-four per cent of battlefield deaths in the Civil War were caused by the rifle, in the Great War it was artillery that inflicted sixty per cent of British fatalities — with an inhumanity that the London Times war correspondent Lt. Col. Charles Repington called the "butchery of the unknown by the unseen".

Marx contrasted the warmth and security of feudalism with the inhumanity of capitalism, but rejected "feudal idyllics", dismissing Disraeli and "feudal socialists" for failing to comprehend "the march of modern history" (Duncan 1973 19 222).

Other excellent dystopian novels are also filled with carnage, inhumanity, hopelessness and more.