Dehumanising in a sentence

Refugee activists and authors Behrouz Boochani and Jaivet Ealom, who were incarcerated there, have described these conditions in devastating detail — barbaric, dehumanising, deeply and deliberately punitive.

Cox demonstrated how Republicans consistently use dehumanising anti-trans language and misinformation in their election campaigns — notably, spending millions on anti-trans ads across the country — $65 million, in fact.

I would be terrified to go out with an actual young guy who may have been watching dehumanising and abusive porn on his phone.

Management had allowed a “culture of impunity” where staff felt capable of “bullying” clients and Balikis was treated in a “dehumanising” way.

The horrifying kidnapping events around Abuja, the seat of political power, are just too dehumanising to repeat in this piece.

The system's treatment of Bob was totally dehumanising.

I fail to put into words how despicable it is to have a stadium announcer ask for a crowd to stop dehumanising football players because of their skin colour via racial abuse, as the first step.

Ms Berry said: "The use of - essentially a bag over someone's head - is an extremely dehumanising tactic and I am convinced that alternative protection should be provided to police officers at risk of infection in cases of extreme behaviour.

She accused both Schoof and Niyibikora for dehumanising women and seeking to undo the progress made in promoting gender equality and women empowerment.

These are the same flames Trump fans with his dehumanising discourse.

They are often overwhelmed by seeing mainly the destructive 500 years of the dehumanising African experience.

Yet, today, ‘amid dehumanising economic decline’, driven by a desperately incompetent president, ‘the church’ is calling for a 7-year suspension of elections.

Almost everyone who has done a day’s work for someone else knows how dehumanising it is.

However, others felt that it was dehumanising to sleep on the floor and if they had a choice they would not agree to the set up.

Israel Religious Action Center said asking women to move on grounds of gender was ‘dehumanising and illegal’.

Therefore, violence aimed at dehumanising black people in their own land must be addressed with a decisive action that will uproot the racist head off its stiffened neck.

Uhaa said that the prisoners have the right to protest if they are illegally held in a deplorable and dehumanising condition as it is being seen in some Nigerian prisons.

His collected works, among other things, represent an extended reflection upon the dehumanising effects of modernity and industrialisation.

It's the production's most powerful symbolic image, redolent of the dehumanising effects of war." citation Of Ninagawa's production, some critics felt the use of stylisation damaged the impact of the scene.

Swift however, Landa argues, is not merely criticising economic maxims but also addressing the fact that England was denying Irish citizens their natural rights and dehumanising them by viewing them as a mere commodity.