Sentence examples for cruel expression from inspiring English sources

Xenophobic, anti-immigrant parties have cropped up instead, giving cruel expression to genuine mourning for a lost sense of belonging.

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Surely, she thought, the wall was but another addition to a long, unsavoury   symbol of something indefinably cruel; a naked expression of Israeli entitlement.

The victims of this cruel and violent expression of intolerance are those whose functional capacity is different from the accepted norms of the social group.

You want us to look even blander?" Attacking young girls for visible signs of sexuality and self-expression is cruel and destructive, and notoriously born of envy.

Now, it explodes into an unhinged cacophony, alarming and unsettling, an expression of the cruel impasse the characters have reached.

In expressions such as cruel behaviour or smart move, the factual-descriptive component cannot, Putnam argued, be disentangled from the value judgment.

His style, repudiating the academic traditions of the time in favor of popular modes of expression, resulted in his cruel punishment — his hands were literally tied.

Like Michael Haneke in The Piano Teacher, Audiard cleverly shows how the rigour of classical piano is not a gentle conduit for artistic expression but an impossibly cruel taskmaster, codifying the dark side of human nature.

Let's just say the expression "Children can be so cruel" was not born in a vacuum.

At other times, frozen, menacing, cruel and murderous, shifting suddenly from one expression to another with startling impact.