Sentence examples for exceedingly cruel from inspiring English sources
"From our perspective, Dr. Lee's pretrial treatment appears to be exceedingly cruel," Dr. Lerch wrote.
Isn't quibbling about whether Mao was responsible for 70 million innocent lives lost or only 23 million an exceedingly cruel and moot point?
Daphna Nachminovitch, PETA's vice president, thanked the Police Department and said that because of its decision to stop using the "exceedingly cruel devices, many mice, birds, and other small animals will be spared a tarrying, prolonged and painful death".
And when it comes to light that each woman was a victim of her own worst nightmare (the cobra bite was quite nasty), he knows he is dealing with a killer who is not only cunning but exceedingly cruel.
Nevertheless, Watson's account of Franklin, the tragic figure in this story, remains exceedingly distasteful: cruel, misogynist, and flippant.
He offers the best example possible of the importance of "emotional intelligence" and that those with a high IQ can be exceedingly shortsighted, insensitive, as well as cruel (although, to give him the benefit of a doubt, unknowingly).
