Sentence examples for cruel really from inspiring English sources
It's almost cruel, really.
That kind of politics is cruel, really.
We both have everything, and we both have moments when we need to use them, and society is totally inhibiting and quite cruel really.
From the moment Ms. Melaas bats her eyelids and tells the audience "I'm rather cruel, really," lyricism fights a losing battle with menace.
Of course, a philosopher might question whether examining the brains or the genes of cruel people really explains their cruelty, or just redescribes it in purely physical terms.
One book about Fonteyn quotes her as saying, "I'm sure if everyone knew how physically cruel dancing really is, nobody would watch — only those people who enjoy bullfights!" For some dancers it is the hips that take most strain; some, the spine; for Fonteyn and others it was the feet.
The old man has some cosmic humor in his lessons so that's why he might come off a little cruel, but really he's trying to teach.
A cruel irony, really: those least empowered and most in need of the knowledge and skills of effective citizenship and advocacy are the least likely to be exposed to them.
Save them unless you are cruel and really don't give a hoot (or if you hate to be a liar, do not save them).
