Examples of using Dehumanizing in English and their translations into German
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They're dehumanizing.
Dehumanizing your victim.
You like dehumanizing them?
I will tell you what is dehumanizing.
He's dehumanizing himself.
They took a fundamentally dehumanizing experience.
Speaking of dehumanizing drugs, this is my friend Puck.
Life in camps is demoralizing and ultimately dehumanizing.
Spice is a powerful drug with dehumanizing effects that is ruining lives across Britain, making users paralyze and turned into walking dead within a few minutes.
There is no need for this dehumanizing humiliation.
Resistance against disinfection is excused because it was harsh and dehumanizing.
Meanwhile state media has published inflammatory and dehumanizing articles alluding to the Rohingya as"detestable human fleas" and"thorns" which must be pulled out.
Dear nc45729, to my natural daughter, a number seems so dehumanizing.
As Weil describes the episode,the Carthaginians suffered an excruciating period of dehumanizing fear before being annihilated, just like Lycaon before being killed by Achilles in the Iliad.
The families-- the victims of the families-- were going to this pier that was incredibly dehumanizing.
If technology is abused, it becomes dehumanizing and alienating.
What should be the most humanistic medical specialty has become mechanistic, reductionistic,tunnel-visioned and dehumanizing.
Studies show the considerable effects on public understanding when certainmedia frame migration stories in unfavorable if not dehumanizing ways, such as through themes such as illegality, government failing, victimhood, criminality, security, and cultural distance.
Attention to the least andin particular to prisoners who in 19th-century Turin lived in inhumane and dehumanizing conditions.
At the same time, we have“a sort of‘superdevelopment' of a wasteful andconsumerist kind which forms an unacceptable contrast with the ongoing situations of dehumanizing deprivation”,[90] while we are all too slow in developing economic institutions and social initiatives which can give the poor regular access to basic resources.
Society accepts the conditions and prerequisites of a totalitarian and dehumanizing system.
The churches need to continue to confront racism and casteism as dehumanizing realities in today's world.
Bogged down in a deceptive, even desperate materialism, they do not know how to face up to the sometimes violent challenge represented by Islamic fanaticism and which is becoming all the more serious in that it is finding a happy huntingground amongst uprooted immigrant populations, who are poorly integrated and are victims of unemployment and of the low life that flourishes in the dehumanizing suburbs.
In Nazi Germany, propaganda, indoctrination, and education was aimed at dehumanizing Jews and other ethnic groups.
When you take her to the hospital, you learn that she hastaken a kind of synthetic drug with mind-altering and dehumanizing effects.
We urge our churches at this 8th Jubilee Assembly to declare poverty and all its dehumanizing consequences a scandal against God.
In poorer areas some groups enjoy a sort of“superdevelopment” of a wasteful andconsumerist kind which forms an unacceptable contrast with the ongoing situations of dehumanizing deprivation.
In the television disposition of live coverage, the apparent difference of(ancient) humanism, between„the anthropomorphizing, patience-forcing,reflection-stimulating lesson“ and„the dehumanizing, impatient, explosive sensation and intoxicating maelstrom disappears in stadiums.
It may be exemplary for a peaceful and enriching cooperation between man and machine, and not for a dystopian,oppressive and dehumanizing relationship.
I'm equally filled with anger over the shootings in so many other places,no matter what twisted, dehumanizing vision motivates them.