Sentence examples for may cruelly from inspiring English sources

The results of Stanley Milgram's much discussed experiment on obedience and Philip Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment, however, suggest otherwise: ordinary people can be led to administer painful electric shocks to one another for the sake of pleasing an experimenter or may cruelly humiliate their fellows if invited to play the role of prison guards.

His second century of the season, a daddy 184, was supported by 80 from Craig Overton and 92 from Dom Bess (like Theresa May, cruelly hiding at No10) proved enough to lift Somerset above 500.

On the cultural side, "theory" may seem cruelly easy to laugh at.

Tony Soprano may explode cruelly while Larry Sanders merely whines, but neither of them panders, the way most television characters inevitably do.

The trial of Saddam will be another such opportunity to show that the prescriptions of Nuremberg may be cruelly ignored -- as in Iraq -- but they are not forgotten".

Once you grasp that making heads or tails of "Westworld" demands not just close attention but fastidious analysis — that you've been ambushed into untangling a knot — you may feel cruelly treated in turn.

Like Robb Stark, they may be cruelly murdered.

William may have been cruelly mocked by satirists, but these Gilpins sound to me like what someone once termed citizens of credit and renown.

Antonio's dream of autonomy, humble as it may be, is cruelly untenable — a fate he shares with the fishermen of "La Terra Trema," whose attempts to own and operate their boats founder in the face of social injustice, poor planning and plain bad luck.

Mkhitaryan's revival may have been cruelly cut short, however, after he was carried off the pitch following a challenge by Danny Rose.

To be sure, confessions cruelly extorted may be and have been, to an unascertained extent, found to be untrustworthy.