Sentence examples for cruel analysis from inspiring English sources
Stewart's basic premise can't you guys just be nice?—exaggerated the appetite of a wide audience for somber policy discussion, and skips over the fact that so many people turned to Stewart's own comedy show as their only daily news source because of its subversive, cutting, and often cruel analysis.
— exaggerated the appetite of a wide audience for somber policy discussion, and skips over the fact that so many people turned to Stewart's own comedy show as their only daily news source because of its subversive, cutting, and often cruel analysis.
It's cruel the way painstaking analysis of the jobs market can seem redundant on the day of publication.
In the final analysis, it is cruel to lead students to believe that traditional higher education is the only route to a successful and satisfying career.
In Rembrandt's Universe (Thames & Hudson £35) Gary Schwartz provides a shrewd analysis of the man, who could be cruel and sneaky despite his reputation for compassion.
The analysis of a marriage on the brink is as cruel as it is well observed.
This eternal memory is a cruel Nietzschean joke, a bizarre Jewish afterlife of eternal self-analysis, of eternally disembodied thought.
The Greens' spokeswoman on higher education, Lee Rhiannon, said the analysis showed the budget was "sexist as well as being cruel and brutal".
In Morris's analysis, much of that behavior consisted of trying to deal with the cruel contradictions of pair-bonding and gorillalike hypersexuality.
Her thorough analysis of the global situation makes it clear that gender inequality is not only cruel, but also economically disadvantageous.
