Sentence examples for cruelly put from inspiring English sources

These revolts were cruelly put down.

Can ever be?" Intelligent, important questions, all of them, and well, if cruelly, put.

In Iraq every day even the best of intentions are cruelly put to test by the miseries and sorrows of war.

To complain about her, shall we say, conservative imagination, her somewhat stilted dialogue, or, as one critic cruelly put it, her "mumsy and artless prose", is in a sense to miss the point.

Cruelly put off by his busy and oblivious human family, Tibs the cat decides to open his own can of food, then proceeds to eat it with a spoon.

Had the deposed Plantagenet king of England been cruelly put to death with a red-hot poker at Berkeley Castle and then buried in the filigree gothic tomb erected in his memory in the cathedral?

His dad was a serviceman killed in the Falklands and he's perennially getting picked on for this, and for his horrible flared jeans which make him look, as one bully cruelly puts it, like Keith Chegwin's son.

But what happens if you are simultaneously playing two parts: one the most unscrupulous, lascivious woman on television; the other, the best-behaved and most cruelly put-upon?

Grainy images of them cackling cruelly have been put up on YouTube.

Many works remind you that authenticity and integrity can often matter as much as invention, or, put more cruelly, that all artists have a few really good moments.

"In two weeks, he goes through what I did in two years". Still, author and character faced the same horrific loss: "To put it cruelly, it gave me material". It also helped him get noticed overseas.