Examples of inhuman

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Both must turn their backs on the inhuman voices which were those of their respective ancestors in order that authentic communication be possible.
I think, however, the enemy number one today is modern formalism, not traditional, where inhuman elements are dominating.
Our natural protection, our need for security in dealing with this excessively inhuman traffic, are making of us executioners and tyrants at once.
His problem is that he has now become mistrustful - philosophical one might say - and views the world as ungodly, immoral, and inhuman.
He inferred that most people, regardless of nationality, could perform inhuman acts upon another, under certain circumstances.
Regrettably, the films available are either too vague and inhuman or else unsuitable for use in schools.
At this point, dehumanising language is evoked and inhuman measures of repression advocated.
Critics frequently complain that all of the people in the novel are grotesque and inhuman.
The (inhuman) "human" wins out over the real - suppression is restituted.
Maybe the narrator is merely projecting human emotion onto creatures so fundamentally inhuman ?
Reciprocal motion, positive and negative at constant mean velocity, is unnerving, mechanistic and inhuman.
Under the heading of social corruption, he added 'unjust imprisonment, detention without charge or trial, inhuman and degrading prison conditions'.
In this detention centre, contemptuous and inhuman attitudes have hardened into set rules.
They have become, not critiques of inhuman arrangements or guidelines for practical interventions, but master transcoding devices which will sort any text or problem into sets of formally opposed categories.
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