Sentence examples for both cruelty from inspiring English sources

Theirs was a civilization that contained both cruelty and justice, excess and refinement.

In what is structurally a road novel that ends up where it began, the desultory threesome stumbles upon both cruelty to animals and unlikely romance.

For nearly two decades, Dean had reigned, with both cruelty and compassion, over that site of urban gay culture she called "the fruit stand".

And although Mr. Perrotta mischievously dresses Todd's son in a jester's hat, it's a touch that conveys both cruelty and humor.

Shakespeare's profound understanding of human complexity is rendered with such care that we register sharply how both cruelty and compassion, ignorance and intelligence, mercy and injustice reside not just in any human heart, but also in every human heart.

Mr. Colin considers himself to be a Democratic Socialist, and advocates an enlightened approach to human interaction which involves compassion, tolerance, and a rejection of both cruelty and greed.

Suki skincare has a great line that builds on both cruelty-free and natural ingredients.

The Skinner era, Temple concluded, was one that denied feelings to animals, and rationalized regarding them as automatons; it was an era of exceptional cruelty, both in animal experimentation and in the management of farms and slaughterhouses.

Though the spell the story casts depends on its grasp of human cruelty (both the blind dog and the boy have in different ways been wounded by war), when at last the participants are memorialized in a cathedral relief — "Each person has a hold of the other, each one is connected to the one before him" — we feel in the presence of a bright, reassuring truth about ­community.

Both suffered cruelty, beatings, and starvation.

Her versions of plays by John B. Keane exposed both the cruelty and the comedy that Keane saw in rural Ireland, giving the lie to traditionally sentimental interpretations.