Sentence examples for cruel chuckle from inspiring English sources
"You, a clerk on 15 shillings a week, with a wife and a family, talking about a merry Christmas," he sneers at Bob Cratchit with a cruel chuckle.
The suggestion that they were ever in playoff contention might provoke cruel chuckles from those outside the organisation, but Lovie Smith certainly talked like a man who had believed his team could defy the odds.
If you follow Jobs-related news closely (and I have reason to believe that you do, dear reader) then you might have chuckled with cruel mirth at that man's recent comparison of Blu-ray to "one of the high end audio formats that appeared as the successor to the CD".
Looking matronly in her somewhat frumpy dress and unkempt hair, her appearance initially elicited smug, condescending and even cruel smirks, smiles and chuckles.
When the queens were tasked with roasting judge Michelle Visage on tonight's episode, Farrah's jokes weren't funny reads they were just cruel observations, delivered in Farrah's signature chuckling coo.
It reads like a cruel game that the guards might play: "We're going to release you today, Tony," they might say, then chuckle as they continue, "You're free to go … to jail".
