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The struggles of ages on the field and in the Senate have again won back for us the selfsame rights in forms better suited to our times than the barbaric freedom of our fathers.
The spread of the Christian religion, the transference of the capital of the empire to Constantinople, and again the advance of the barbaric tribes, were all important factors in this movement.
In some cases the northern influence is only seen in a certain barbaric magnificence-as in the examples from Germanic graves in Italy, lately added to the collection in the Glass Room at the British Museum.
And undoubtedly our sexual abuses are shameful, and shameful also is the barbaric tolerance of the masses regarding prostitution, seduction, illegitimacy and the abandonment of new-born children.
In order to speak of types of race, it is necessary to go among barbaric tribes; and even this is a relative matter, because all the races on earth are more or less the result of intermixture.
And yet almost equally criminal are the men of our time, lords, in a barbaric sense, of sexual life; and we silently acquiesce in customs which in the future centuries will perhaps be remembered as a monstrous barbarism.
His plans were bold and fiery, and his conceptions glowed with barbaric lustre.
All in all, however, no beauty, no South, nothing of the delicate southern clearness of the sky, nothing of grace, no dance, hardly a will to logic; a certain clumsiness even, which is also emphasized, as though the artist wished to say to us: "It is part of my intention"; a cumbersome drapery, something arbitrarily barbaric and ceremonious, a flirring of learned and venerable conceits and witticisms; something German in the best and worst sense of the word, something in the German style, manifold, formless, and inexhaustible; a certain German potency and super-plenitude of soul, which is not afraid to hide itself under the RAFFINEMENTS of decadence-which, perhaps, feels itself most at ease there; a real, genuine token of the German soul, which is at the same time young and aged, too ripe and yet still too rich in f It's almost barbaric in a certain way.
(Some of these weapons are, of course, too barbaric to actually use.
) As for just plain barbaric policies, like the one at Northridge Hospital, I see no way in which the doctors who follow them are not ultimately culpable.
Branch's most powerful scenes are his unflinching descriptions of the horrors endured by hundreds of activists, from the "medieval privations of ," to barbaric beatings by , to the arson and murder committed by .
She insisted on casual fakes and mixtures of vivid barbaric ornaments along with real pearls.
Now, the two have a choice: Return to Penang and serve at least three years under barbaric conditions, or let a good and decent man be hanged.
A barbaric crunching of radius and ulna bones.
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