In that beastly fury He has been known to commit outrages And cherish factions.

Many of the white men were themselves lawless and brutal, and prone to commit outrages on the Indians.

Viceroy Garibay not only controlled the government; he also tried to prevent the Parianeros from committing outrages and abuses against anyone they singled out.

They burnt down the Surveyor's house, and after such an outrage, not daring to return near home, he continued with them, committing daily outrages from mere despair.

India says the groups commit terrorist outrages there, while Pakistan denies any connection with terrorist acts.

Left to themselves, the inmates are victimized by hoodlums who hoard scarce food, rape women and commit other outrages.

The Algarvians had committed relatively few outrages: fewer, certainly, than she'd expected when they occupied the place.

There are irrational, unbalanced and criminal persons who do commit outrages in the name of conservation, either idealistically or as a shield for looting.

Yet now this wild barbarian commits outrages upon me!

But they committed such outrages that they convinced the world they were invaders, although they were fighting in their native land.