Preposition: of

• war: Trojan Women is a " blistering attack on the inhumanity of war " .

• system: He talked without any apparent bitterness, in spite of the unbelievable inhumanity of the system which operated at the time.

• society: It calls into question all of the ways in which human life is treated inhumanly, the many forms of inhumanity of modem society.

Possessives

• man: Here, horror is created from man's inhumanity to man.

Converse of object

• man: I had traveled this far and survived, so why shouldn't I see for myself the crimes of mans inhumanity to man.

• highlight: Domestic violence in the UK Chander's case highlights the inhumanity, racism and sexism of the UK Immigration and Asylum laws.

• accept: How could we have accepted such inhumanity for so long?

• show: It did not and could not show the inhumanity and psychologically damaging effects of being imprisoned, he claimed.

Adjective modifier

• such: Will there be the same disbelief that in our time, humanity could have acted with such inhumanity?

• sheer: I was deeply shocked by the sheer inhumanity, shown by the 'civilised ' world and wanted to know how this could have happened.

• man's: I mean, I'd basically like to understand man's inhumanity to man and then make a program about it.

• own: I am trying to type a text file whilst sobbing gently to myself at my own inhumanity.