Sentence examples for cruel aspect from inspiring English sources

One very cruel aspect of things was that my mother's death was in too many ways a protracted replay of my father's.

There was a remorseless, almost cruel aspect to the gallop he maintained from halfway that day and it left his rival toiling.

Priming Laura, her emotionally and physically fragile daughter, for her ill-fated date with The Gentleman Caller, Amanda says, matter-of-factly: "This is the prettiest you will ever be!" There's the cruel aspect all right, but there's more.

We have repeatedly seen videos of animal abuse as well as the cruel aspects of factory farming (small cages, overcrowding and restriction of movement, snipping of tails and beaks, overuse of antibiotics, noxious air and so on).

Students at the college have been working to change the "master" designation since last fall, when a junior fellow wrote a letter to the college, explaining how the title is "linked to the trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, indentureship, torture, and other cruel aspects of our collective world history".

As a boy at Pontianak, he witnessed firsthand some of the most gruesome and cruel aspects of the Pacific War only rarely speaking of the events and always with an abject and dark despair at such inhumanity.

Perhaps the cruelest aspect of New York City's policy is the late-night drop-off at Queens Plaza.

I've always found the latter to be the cruelest aspect of open relationships and probably the No. 1 reason why one-night stands don't call back.

One of the best and cruelest aspects of tennis is that there is nowhere to hide.

It's Hughie who bears the brunt of the crueler aspects of Irish history, and he seems notional, a character in a story.

"Woman's Inhumanity to Woman" combines a variety of different approaches from primate research to sociology, from psychoanalysis to autobiography to explore the crueller aspects of female relationships both inside and outside the family.