As documented in a Clinton campaign ad that's been widely shared since the debate, Trump, in the nineties, brought TV reporters to watch Machado exercise, and gave cruel interviews about her weight.
Xenophobic, anti-immigrant parties have cropped up instead, giving cruel expression to genuine mourning for a lost sense of belonging.
Given the cruel winters they face, Canadians can be forgiven for abstaining from heavy topics like politics during the summer months.
The film has been given a cruel added resonance by this summer's real-life massacre of innocents in Norway.
She has, it has been reported, been given two cruel nicknames within Labour: St Ella, to denote her performative piety; Stella Greasy, to denote her devotion to climbing the pole.
(Dargis) ★ 'The Big Picture' (No rating, 1 54, in French, Serbian, Montenegrin and English) The adage "It's never too late to be who you might have been," ascribed to George Eliot, is given a cruel twist in this terrific French thriller.
The adage "It's never too late to be who you might have been," ascribed to George Eliot, is given a cruel twist in the terrific French thriller "The Big Picture".
(Manohla Dargis) ★ 'The Big Picture' (No rating, 1 54, in French, Serbian, Montenegrin and English) The adage, "It's never too late to be who you might have been," ascribed to George Eliot, is given a cruel twist in this terrific French thriller.
Last week, we were given a cruel (if not final) answer when Elizabeth tried to get Philip to sleep with her while inhabiting one of his false identities, Clark; as Clark, he had seduced a secretary at the F.B.I. named Martha, and married her in what Martha believed was a genuine wedding ceremony.
