barbarousness

Over the centuries, they lost most of their barbarousness and became rather civilized.

"We all know the reverend for his good fight against police barbarousness and atrocities," she said.

"But she is so irritable and of such a barbarousness that I do not know if she will do it."

Brabantio has been influenced by Iago's talk of barbarousness.

She is of an unbelievable barbarousness."

That the barbarousness of it."

Remo wasn't interested in the barbarousness of some black kid getting shot when he tried to steal a cop's gun.

At first, spontaneously sympathetic to the peasants' cause, Grunewald is repelled by their barbarousness as well as the factionalism of the religious conflict.

Say what you will about Ye-tai barbarousness, Lord Jivita.

Henry Schwarzschild of the American Civil Liberties Union's capital punishment project said any decision that "lessens the amount of barbarousness" is welcomed.

Her perfect face, never distorted as some actresses do, her fingers, the hold she had on me, her breath on my face, her smell, her softness, her Barbarousness.

A British envoy, William Gardiner, wrote to the British Prime Minister that "the attack on the Praga's lines of defense was accompanied by the most gruesome and totally unnecessary barbarousness".

In "Mr. Sammler's Planet" I encountered barbarousness in the form of an elegantly dressed black pickpocket who preys on the old and feeble as they ride the public bus in New York City.

I still want to believe we'll cure the human heart, heal it of its anxieties, and the mistrust and barbarousness they spawn, but hasn't that metaphorical heart been slashed, dissected, cauterized, and slashed again, and has the carnage relented, ever?

Archbishop John Tillotson decried the "real barbarousness of this Sacrament and Rite of our Religion", considering it a great impiety to believe that people who attend Holy Communion "verily eat and drink the natural flesh and blood of Christ.