Word: inhumanly
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...like me? The hero plowing the seas, plowing women left and right, off round the world and no stops?" No brakes is more like it. Although Huston poses as a 19th century squire, he is actually a very modern con man, incessantly flagellating or flattering Bradbury into an inhuman schedule. When the script is accepted, the director will unceremoniously grab 50% of the screen credit...
...phenomenal--she's almost inhuman,"Cavendish says. "A very focused person," he adds...
...These Kurds are not a colonized people. They have the same rights as all Turkish citizens. We do not intend to let anything inhuman happen to the Turkish Kurds, but separatism cannot develop the country, and bloodshed is no answer. For those who cause bloodshed we will have no mercy. We cannot use the same methods as the terrorist groups, but this problem irritates us, that is for sure...
...makes it sound like Peninsula thinks homosexuals are inhuman," Brady said. "Peninsula argues that homosexual acts can hurt people and that homosexuality is bad. The impression you get from [Clark's letter] is that he thinks we said homosexuals...
Though the damage was not great -- about 50 civilians killed and 90 buildings wrecked -- the demonstration of vulnerability infuriated the Japanese. ENEMY DEVILS STRAFE SCHOOL YARD, cried a headline in the Asahi Shimbun, which excoriated the "inhuman, insatiable, indiscriminate bombing." Several of the eight captured airmen were tortured to tell where they had come from, and three were executed by firing squad. Worse, the Japanese army tried to punish all Chinese who might have helped the downed pilots, and the slaughter in Chekiang and Kiangsu provinces took a toll estimated at more than 200,000. As often happened in this...