inhumane

“It is easier for judges and prosecutors to order people detained under inhumane conditions when no one is looking,” the campaign said.

Not to those in power, not to the cruel and inhumane, not to the wealthy.

Sir, Mr. Davutoğlu, in the meantime, with its inhumane actions, ISIS commits atrocities.

Most of these institutions were inhumane, and advocates had been writing for more than 100 years urging for their closure.

They were housed in terrible conditions, packed into small rooms, and forced to work inhumane, long hours with little food.

“We were told his conditions were horrific and inhumane,” one Congressional aid told The Daily Beast.

A memory hangs about me of the House in the early afternoon, an inhumane desolation inhabited almost entirely by silk hats.

I suppose it's inhumane, but mine is a monstrously interesting trade, even in a little place like this.

But old soldiers are not usually inhumane—on the contrary, they are often very gentle beings.

But artifice was necessary, he had found, for stemming the cold and inhumane blast of the world's contempt.

This is inhumane, but no one ever considered war a school of humanity—still less civil war.