Barbarity

Neither did she condemn the barbarity nor did she express pain and anguish because it would have exposed her own failing as a chief minister,” he added.

I hope that this barbarity will be punished harshly,” she said following a Cabinet meeting.

In the 16th century, Renaissance artists used it to “mock” the art of the Middle Ages, comparing it to the barbarity of the sack of Rome in 410 by the Goths.

Israeli officials often call out the barbarity that exists around the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region.

That “library” is being built on the foundations of Hamas’s own despicable pride: many terrorists wore body cameras to document their own descent into psychotic barbarity.

I saw security personnel who instead of intervening were just bystanders to the carnage and barbarity taking place.

Only after neighbouring Vietnam pushed the Khmer Rouge from power did the scale and barbarity of their rule become absolutely clear.

This barbarity directly violates the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment that keeps government out of religion.

After all, ruthless barbarity sells seats.

Buzgalin cited some of those circumstances above, although he does not name such as an excuse for Stalin’s barbarity.

Hinsu and history as taught in India, try to minimize the sheer barbarity of islamic rule in south asia.

In Iran, as is well publicized, gay men are hanged from cranes in city squares, and barbarity of this nature is endemic throughout the Middle East.

The Fourth International condemns once again the barbarity of the despotic regime of the Assad family and its allies, symbolised at the beginning of 2018 by their offensive on Eastern Ghouta near Damascus.

This strain of period barbarity calls for fittingly baroque torture, and he doesn’t play it stingy with the grotesquerie.

Initially, they were unaware of the barbarity taking place on the other islands and sent pre-arranged smoke signals announcing their finds.

Russell wrote one dispatch that highlighted the surgeons' "humane barbarity" and the lack of ambulance care for wounded troops.

These pointed to the juxtaposition of wealthy, ordered and affluent civilisation next to the disorder and barbarity of the poor within the same metropolis.