"Some of you know me from The Hunger Games, in which I play Effie Trinket – a cruel, out-of-touch reality TV star who wears insane wigs while delivering long-winded speeches to a violent dystopia," she said.
One of the first songs he sold, "Don't Be Cruel," turned out to be a major hit and a pop milestone.
Triggs has criticised the executions saying the death penalty was becoming an "increasingly cruel and out-of-place" practice.
Then we get the incredibly cruel fake-out with Bette and Dot, which surely struck fear into the hearts of "AHS: Freak Show" fans everywhere.
So it seems a touch cruel to point out that for many people the Labour party is currently typified by his old comrades Steve Byers, Patricia Hewitt and Geoff Hoon.
Hosmer took batting practice one day this winter with the Yankees' Alex Rodriguez, and it seems almost cruel to point out that Hosmer will be eligible for free agency after the 2017 season.
It may seem cruel to single out one man in particular for opprobrium, and May, the blokeish, shaggy-haired Top Gear co-presenter, is possibly not the worst-dressed man in Britain.
I have one artificial knee.' A beat. 'We are both bionic in the end.' He points to a recent photograph of himself with Mailer and Vonnegut: 'Everyone else is dead.' It seems cruel to point out that Vonnegut has also just departed; and at such moments, Vidal seems oddly vulnerable.
Lower HRQoL found in the subscales 'school' and 'friends' may be related to more visible signs of central obesity such as a large belly, and children can be very cruel in pointing out what makes other children different from themselves [ 43].
While it might seem cruel to point out other people's failures and inadequacies, it's an important way to position yourself on top of everyone else.
