Sentence examples for cruel rules from inspiring English sources

Mr. Binder said in an e-mail message, adding that his client felt he had no choice, under Chechnya's cruel rules, but to participate.

Incels believe that they are doomed by society's cruel rules to never have sex, because they are too ugly or socially awkward.

The crazy and cruel rules are especially heaped onto every female over 50. 1. Don't call attention to yourself in any shape or form.

"We spent years uniting against Milosevic, we even collected taxes voluntarily," Ms. Xharra said of the organized resistance to Serbia's cruel rule in the 1990s.

The story takes place in 1988, when jackets were unstructured and political repression was the cruel rule of law in Chile.

If any of you are stockholders of the companies listed in Grim's article, please find out if they are still enforcing their cruel rule for battered women and if so, lodge complaints.

Open history at Olympic is proof of one of golf's cruelest rules: never assume.

Yet Belgium's pride in its colonial past has always been shadowed by a darker history, one marked by two decades of perhaps the cruelest rule ever inflicted on a colonized people and, a half-century later, by a violent intervention in Congolese politics after the country's independence in 1960.

It was imposed in 1945 by the Allied powers that liberated the country from 35 years of cruel Japanese rule.

Mark Lawson (After Freud, the camera – fast and super-cruel – will rule supreme, 25 July) asserts quite wrongly that with the sad death of Lucian Freud, portrait painting itself has passed away.

Agreement on this principle, so contrary to an inordinately cruel 35-year rule, is the most remarkable achievement of the members of the Governing Council.