Barbaric dans une phrase (en anglais)
- It seems a bit barbaric.
- He is noted for the barbaric.
- Anything else would be barbaric.
- This is barbaric, M’Shaw said.
- To accuse any child of that is barbaric.
- Conan heard and swore with barbaric oaths.
- The darkness within raged to barbaric levels.
- The animal is sacrificed in the most barbaric.
- Such overt barbaric behaviour is not its style.
- They call your race barbaric, Conan of Cimmeria.
- It is barbaric but we are more advanced than that.
- If anything the Taliban became even more barbaric.
- It’s barbaric! What happened to chivalry?
- I sound my barbaric yawp over the roofs of the world.
- To me, folks, that is barbarism at its most barbaric.
- Barbaric anarchy was widespread as they learned about.
- He is barbaric and does not deserve to be called doctor.
- We can’t abandon her in this barbaric time period.
- The barbaric slaughter of German civilians was just as.
- Eating whatever grows or swims nearby—this is barbaric.
- Their barbaric tortures were lasted more than three hours.
- Adams had a low opinion of Natives, believing them barbaric.
- Such a barbaric voice, a hideous face, and unrelenting rage.
- Salome was clad in the barbaric splendor of a woman of Shushan.
- The black yelled and stamped in a frenzy of barbaric gratification.
- The rest of the group was in shock at the barbaric display by both.
- I’m a vampire, and I find that a bit barbaric, Bohdan said.
- Note what God says: this barbaric practise did not even enter His mind.
- This he said with a barbaric glint in his eyes, and Anne became alarmed.
- Others said they were fighting to put an end to such barbaric practices.
- I don’t care what barbaric practices slaves followed in their countries.
- What a singular way—what a barbaric way, she said, with proud eyes.
- Five hundred years after the Cataclysm the barbaric kingdoms have vanished.
- He nodded, I fear we’ve become even more barbaric than our former masters.
- Were Klingons really that barbaric? And who am I to talk, he begged the question.
- Barbaric, you say, to which I reply, no, this is the very essence of civilization.
- This barbaric coiffure had given the head its misshapen appearance in the starlight.
- Nothing! Can you imagine such a preposterous outcome? Why, it is downright barbaric.
- His barbaric soul was ablaze, and the chants of old heroes were singing in his ears.
- We were all told that they were barbaric and cruel, but this is far removed from that.
- Alric watched her, It’s a barbaric practice where fines are paid by giving a slave.
- The methods used by the Mau Mau were barbaric in any language despite the denials today.
- Their practices are barbaric and I wouldn’t inflict those on you, Sithias told her.
- Most others regarded them as barbaric savages who needed slavery to bring them salvation.
- Various methods of barbaric tortures were conducted to make the Christians leave their faith.
- Where it’s flat and immense and the heat is intense, it’s barbaric, but hey, it’s home.
- His conclusion, after a string of barbaric curses, was that he could find no way out of the.
- The ultimate punishment is the rather barbaric burning alive reserved for the few unrepentant.
- Only uninhabited planets are allowed to be used as weapons, but it's still a barbaric practice.
- Chopping of heads and the electric chair was never used, that being rather barbaric if you ask me.
- It’s a familiar theme: executions are barbaric; Life without parole is the humane alternative.
- As highly conscience willful agents they chose to create a society of barbaric conflict, so IT.
- The golden age we ruled, and his barbaric reign is thrown in our face as proof of his superiority.
- And the forester, staring into the moody, smoldering blue eyes, knew the barbaric oath would be kept.
- Those damn Roundheads[6] are quite barbaric when it comes to dealing with the supporters of the King.
- We had suffered barbaric public courts and violent justice and had lived in a constant state of fear.
- She was apparelled like any barbaric Ethiopian emperor, his neck heavy with pendants of polished ivory.
- It’s often forgotten that the American civil war largely marked the end of the barbaric practice of.
- A dragon tearing into a fresh meal was the very essence of barbaric, even if Laeron didn’t realize it.
- The pessimist always saw the dark cloud in the silver lining, as barbaric as Japanese in Second World War.
- When you study Hopkins and Edwards’ barbaric expressions, and study your theory by the side of the N.
- To her immense relief the Captain turned out to be not nearly so barbaric or cruel as she might have feared.
- Then he noticed that there was a difference in the barbaric tribal designs painted on their faces and breasts.
- Wizards and sorcerers abounded in his barbaric mythology, and any fool could tell that this was no common man.
- Its barbaric teeth sat in perfect rows, like splinters of wood drenched in saliva, the tips stained with blood.
- The utter rot called History is not the civilizing of barbaric people being absorbed into a less violent society.
- His eyes flamed, he ground his teeth in fury and blood-lust, as barbaric as any tribesmen in the Cimmerian hills.
- It is time for a cessation of these barbaric state-sanctioned murders so that calmer and cooler heads might prevail.
- Millions of German-Americans suddenly found their loyalty questioned and their very culture denigrated as barbaric.
- His treasured piece of artistically-sculptured jewellery, flattened and destroyed by a barbaric gaijin hand….
- He stopped short as he heard a sudden drum of hoofs outside, a frantic scream and a wild yell of barbaric exultation.
- These Red Flag Knights, why are they so barbaric? They had seen the wrong spiritual tablet yet blamed it on others.
- You just have to accept, to paraphrase, that gold is an irrational barbaric relic and people just love to play with it.
- Thanks to the mindless, barbaric bloodthirstiness of fishermen, the last baleen whale will someday disappear from the.
- Shortly thereafter, he intentionally he gave Phillip the slight edge in the video game's battle for barbaric supremacy.
- I find it hard to believe, in this day in age, that your society still practices this barbaric ritual, Garcia argued.
- There is a time when you may be concerned you are ‘behind the times’ in terms of evolution of ideas that are barbaric.
- Unfortunately this barbaric killing method now returned as a result of the rage that built up over poor governance since 1994.
- Those women, already wounded in the crash of their helicopters, had been gang-raped, then tortured to death in a most barbaric way.
- A start was then made for the Palace, and the weird appearance of that barbaric state procession by torchlight, baffles description.
- In Clockwork, government, technology, and other social institutions are seen as only worsening the problem of man's barbaric nature.
- He came of a barbaric race, and the superstitions and instincts of his heritage lurked close beneath the surface of his consciousness.
- Vile I tell you, absolutely revolting and disgusting…but nonetheless suitable for an abominable pagan barbaric practice like this!.
- To the east are the Rhokan Mountains, home of the nomadic Halstatt Berians in the north and the barbaric Galatae Berians in the south.
- People that carry out barbaric acts such as those in West Wales have forfeited the right to be treated as equal members of our society.
- Among those bracelets, chains of gold and sparkling rings were many that proved no love of luxury, no mere desire for barbaric bedecking.
- Does this show you how little we humans have changed? And how little we have learned? Where did this barbaric European custom come from?
- Besides he would never have carried out such barbaric acts against me – he may have been a deadly warrior but he was never unfair to me.
- Best thing would have been DDT, but try to lay your hands on that! And I wasn't expecting to spend forever in this Godforsaken barbaric hole.
- Angel, you need to hear the type of conversation they usually engage in whenever they visit my Dad: they are barbaric, devilish and bizarre.
- The run was sent to all the viewers in the city, but no one in the lower class, which was most of the city, would watch such a barbaric event.
- The Duke had not considered the possibility before, but now the motive and opportunity fitted, just as the cold and barbaric murder fitted Philippe.
- Keshan was a barbaric kingdom lying in the eastern hinterlands of Kush where the broad grasslands merge with the forests that roll up from the south.
- They tried to overcome this by acting even more barbaric than what the normal rules and laws of war allow and sometimes it worked but here it did not.
- With or without barbaric, liberty-killing laws, the only thing that will truly stop people from using drugs is the individual decision not to use drugs.
- Certain slang phrases which participate in the two epochs and have at once the barbaric character and the metaphorical character resemble phantasmagories.
- He glanced at the blue-fringed shore, at the far green hazes of the ocean, at the vibrant figure which stood before him; and his barbaric soul stirred within him.
- Fortunately, hundreds of millions of Muslims around the world do not wish to live under a brutally repressive, woman-demeaning, barbaric and totalitarian program.
- A wilder and more barbaric figure never trod the bridge of a ship, and in this ferocious corsair few of the courtiers of Aquilonia would have recognized their king.
- Conan's answer was neither kingly nor dignified, but characteristically instinctive in the man, whose barbaric nature had never been submerged in his adopted culture.