Sentence examples for cruel take from inspiring English sources

This time she's the one who's no longer in love, but feeling the stigma of the one who has to be cruel: "Take your eyes off me so I can leave / I'm far too ashamed to do it with you watching me".

#SOUNDOFF Many were surprised at the cruel take-down given Minaj has made many appearances on the talk show and DeGeneres has been a huge supporter of the singer.

It might seem cruel, taking those osprey from their nests while their mothers watched.

It could be interpreted as a metaphor for the cruel task taken on by professional athletes: the war against themselves and others, the sweat and tears expended for the arguably futile nature of it all – a universe in which, as certain as bodies slain in battle fields, one record is eclipsed by another.

I also believe that it is cruel to take a baby away from its mother".

"It would have been cruel to take over, say, our two best playhouses and fill them with our own plays.

ANYBODY who thinks that the ancient British sport of foxhunting is cruel should take a trip to Washington, DC, and study the recent American sport of "Borking".

The tribal court allowed the children to remain with their adoptive family, saying that "it would have been cruel to take them from the only mother they knew".

Now pumping gas, for heaven's sake, Will be your job (sans compensation) As cruel circumstances take All service out of 'service station".

Good students are the only reason to get up in the morning and it's cruel to take that away.

The bird also has a life and it is cruel to take that from it.