Sentence examples for cruel deed from inspiring English sources
It was a deeply cruel start to an unbelievably cruel deed.
"Ghosting" offers a high-low cocktail of lovely prose and cruel deeds.
And Thomas's claims of leading a moral life are undermined somewhat by the cheerful accounts of some chillingly cruel deeds she's committed, from leaving a baby opossum to drown in her swimming pool — "I did not give it a thought" — to the time she cut off all ties to a friend whose father was dying of cancer because the woman wasn't fun to be around anymore.
It also creates the need to develop other than purely criminal or judicial forms of accountability for child soldiers in order for them to assume responsibility for their cruel deeds, and hence become members of society and the community again.
American diplomats were critical, lest it provoked Hitler to even crueller deeds.
Unlike the Nibelungenlied, which stands on the threshold of romance, the austere Eddic poems dwell on cruel and violent deeds with a grim stoicism that is unrelieved by any civilizing influences.
(The illusion is that a magazine can introduce its readers to some cruel or loathsome prank without in any way associating itself with the deed. (The illusio of perfect editorial isolation.
But the mind seems particularly prone to backdating when it comes to cruel, greedy or cowardly acts — the physical evidence people weigh against stand-up deeds to judge whether they are as good as their parents told them they were.
