cruel的示例

• It's so cruel to keep a pony chained up like that all the time.

• Can't you see that you're really frightening your little brother? Don't be so cruel.

• We appear to have been the victims of a cruel practical joke.

• Fate played a cruel trick on him when he was badly injured in his first international game.

• Keeping animals in these conditions is unbelievably cruel - the farmer ought to be prosecuted.

• In our present cruel struggle between liberty and slavery, who are the persons starving for want of bread?

• Reading the narrative allows the reader to enter a world of adventure that contrasts highly with the cruel world of war.

• Observe that the antiphrasis 'popular democracy' is made more cruel by the use of pleonasm.

• He is also driven by a need for victory, which motivates most of his cruelest acts.

• How is it possible to distinguish between humour that is about ' feeling good about life ' (p. 41) and that which is profoundly cruel or misogynistic ?

• What refuge exists for peoples crushed by invaders, whose methods of total war and pervasive social engineering are unthinkably vast and cruel ?

• My seventh grader bullies or is cruel or mean to others.

• He presented himself as a competent person who knew the answers better than other students, especially younger ones, with whom he was often surreptitiously cruel.

• He must be cruel, for they lament and weep, being chastized without cause.

• The right against cruel and inhumane treatment is an obvious example among many.

• Perhaps they are thought to have certain rights-maybe it is considered cruel to sharpen them.

• Hone, moreover, secured for himself the symbolic high ground by portraying himself as the victim of a cruel and arbitrary ministry.

• Is that cruel when the end is in sight?

• The enterprise was a response to the big city as a metaphor for cruel irrationality.

• By comparison, when readers turn the page they see the terrible consequences of the hunter's cruel actions.