inhumanity

How can one talk about peace in the face of such inhumanity?

"From what I've been told, you saw an example of their inhumanity with your own eyes."

It was such a human picture in a world of inhumanity and violence.

"More man's inhumanity to man has been done in the name of religion than any other cause."

The other is about the most cynical bit of inhumanity I have ever seen.

Stories like this make me want to rise above the inhumanity and be a better person.

And yet nature seems determined not to give in completely to man's inhumanity to other living things.

"There can be no place for such inhumanity in care services.

And yet, that is the least of their monstrous inhumanity.

The good she did was a drop in the ocean of man's inhumanity to man.

What do you say to a man mourning the loss of his own inhumanity?

"I see enough inhumanity in my job without needing to add to it."

No one had the imagination to imagine that kind of inhumanity.

For a terrifying few minutes he had a pretty clear vision of man's inhumanity to man.

"The inhumanity inside will always give you away," he said evenly.

All those problems stem, obviously, from man's inhumanity to man.

But I said also that inhumanity has no frontiers in time.

It's also about the whole physical world's inhumanity to us all."

The scale is fully human; the inhumanity becomes more real.

The only answer to the inhumanity of war is not to go to war.

They make their points about man's inhumanity to nature with brutal efficiency.

"Man's inhumanity to man shows only the weakness of the soul."

"The essence of mankind's inhumanity was present in that building."

The real cause of war and strife is not religion, but man's inhumanity to man.

Not surprising, Owen thought, given the evidence of man's inhumanity to man he must have seen over the years.