Sentence examples for least cruel from inspiring English sources
The tactics constituted "at the very least cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment" by the American authorities, the summary said.
The least cruel method is apparently to shine a torch in the creature's face and dispatch it with a high-powered rifle.
Lord Justice Thomas and Mr Justice Jones stated that the documents indicated that MI5 knew that Mr Mohamed had been subjected to treatment "at the very least cruel, inhuman and degrading".
Although it is not necessary for us to categorise the treatment reported, it could readily be contended to be at the very least cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment by the United States authorities.
Earlier this year, the appeal court disclosed CIA-based intelligence showing that MI5 knew that Mohamed had been subjected to treatment "at the very least cruel, inhuman, and degrading".
A seven-paragraph summary of the contested information was made public, including an assessment by the British authorities that Mr. Mohamed's treatment "could readily be contended to be at the very least cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment by the United States authorities".
Capitalism, at least the cruel, freewheeling style all Canadian parties swear fealty to, isn't in crisis.
Other medical marijuana growers have faced similar charges all over the country the cruelest case, or at least the cruelest I've heard about this month, might be the Iowa man with rare blood cancer who had to be rushed to the hospital during his trial for growing bud.
"Twenty Twelve" is like "The Office," at least the crueler, original British version created by Ricky Gervais, only the setup is Olympic preparation, and the joke is the lunacy of ill-staffed, disorganized bureaucracies.
Not least in the cruel, almost sadistic nature of the violence, its sexual content and the apparent lack of emotion in the faces of the attackers at the hearing.
This was, at least, marginally less cruel than the many other "friends", business associates, protegees and, shame to say, biographers, who could never resist drawing attention to the size of the Guggenheim nose.
