Sentence examples for cruel view from inspiring English sources

With its cruel view of human behaviour, this was a film to admire rather than love, though Haneke's craft, the detailed performances, and beautiful black-and-white photography still made for a significant achievement.

Among Hopkins' many, many contentious, often cruel views this year include her scolding of Jessica Ennis-Hill for bravely making a stand against convicted rapist Ched Evans; her complaint about the "negligence" of Kate and Gerry McCann; her criticism of the parenting skills of the late Peaches Geldof; and the time that she described "travellers and gypsies feral humans".

It seems cruel, in view of the work they did, to call them misfits.

Paul Krugman ("Boring cruel romantics," Views, Nov. 22) writes: "But our discourse is being badly distorted by ideologues and wishful thinkers... it's time to puncture their pretensions".

What Anderson evokes is shock without surprise; the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate phenomena comes off as a naïve shock at the ways of the cruel world an ahistorical view of the time resulting from a fetishizing of its outer forms.

On the other hand, cutting Social Security, even modestly, is a very big concession, especially because, as I said, it's cruel and stupid viewed purely as policy.

And I'd find Moyo's views cruel and mistaken even she did not get the scholarships that have been reported (Easterly mentioned his receipt of NSF support in the same book in which he denounces aid).

For once, audiences could see the cruel daughters' point of view.

Liz Jones [the Mail on Sunday columnist who wrote about her disintegrating marriage and is often attacked online and in print] writes very cruel stuff in my view.

What Anderson evokes is shock without surprise; the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate phenomena comes off as a naïve shock at the ways of the cruel world — an ahistorical view of the time resulting from a fetishizing of its outer forms.

In follow-up surveys, they associated that specific trait with the communicator: he was viewed as cruel to animals.