Sentence examples for however cruelly from inspiring English sources

Egypt's kindly people would surely not desecrate the memory of any great Egyptian leader, however cruelly he ruled them.

In other words: however cruelly intrusive the reporting of Miss Jackson's hospitalisation, it could be of benefit to other people, especially in her age group.

This year's sweltering summer, however, cruelly exposed the deficiencies of the 126-year-old memorial to Queen Victoria's consort.When the Victorians built the hall they sensibly installed a ventilation system.

Alfred S. Posamentier, the acting dean of the School of Education at City College, recalls that when he started teaching, there was the academic track, the commercial track and the aptly (however cruelly) named "terminal" track.

One guy wore a shirt that said: "NO ISLAM IN EUROPE!" As Valev strutted up to the podium and began his speech, it occurred to me that migrant hunting for him seemed primarily like a kind of sport rather than a real political or ideological commitment one that, however cruelly, fit into his concept of Bulgarian patriotism and was reaffirmed with widespread fame and respect.

Her joy, however, was cruelly shattered when her first baby died within hours, soon followed by her other baby.

Somewhat cruelly, however, Le Monde recalled that Liebermann was named to the Paris Opera for his skills as an administrator rather than as a composer.

Now, however, Twitter has cruelly stripped away all of the above nuances of communication by replacing the favourite function with a "like" button.

Cruelly, however, the moderators brought in a tape of the resolution's sponsor, Joe Lieberman, announcing that if economic sanctions don't stop the Iranians from messing with Iraq "we really have to consider military action to stop them from doing it, perhaps by striking the bases around Tehran".

Cain was still laughing cruelly as we drove off.

After last month's general election, however, Mr Blair plucked Robin Cook cruelly out of the job he loved as foreign secretary and made him leader of the House in Mrs Beckett's place.The prime minister may come to regret this.