Sentence examples for cruel feeling from inspiring English sources

"It's a cruel feeling," Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference said in a somber locker room.

Adding on that dressing gave the show a more perverse and cruel feeling to it, making it all the more compelling to watch".

A bad-tempered, impulsive and cruel husband, feeling burdened by his wife, Henchard sells her to a stranger for five guineas.

But until we know what animals really feel and what those feeling really are, then treating them as identical to humans might be just as cruel as ignoring their feelings altogether.

But painstaking "I love you" calibrations can just end up feeling cruel.

Or, if you're feeling particularly cruel, a Brick Tamland comparison.

When, feeling particularly cruel, I deliberately dictated, "Make reservations at La Crmerie" without spelling it, I got "Make reservations at La Cremerie" on my Palm.

Your Critical Shopper whispered in the bouncer's ear, shamefully pulled rank and swanned in past the paying customers, feeling like a cruel and dirty Bianca Jagger.

I wasn't making art, and I wasn't making friends — no friendship could come of these sudden intimacies, which left me feeling uneasy and cruel.

A feeling of deliberate, cruel flippancy comes to the forefront soon after the end of the second world war, as in the work of Angus Wilson.

But if coaxing Russia's Jews virtually to the end of the land always had the feeling of a cruel joke, the comrades in the Kremlin could hardly have predicted the punch line.