Sentence examples for though cruelly from inspiring English sources

Though cruelly aimed at Heath's status anxieties, the Eye's gibe was rooted in his stint negotiating food prices in Brussels.

Panesar, by contrast, is a cricketer emerging from his shell – even though, cruelly, he may have to return to it.

"Marnie?" Her right arm was still there, though cruelly shattered, and the best they could hope for, said the doctor at the field hospital, was to amputate and save enough stump to allow for a prosthetic.

There might be reproach for this competition, though, so cruelly has it treated them.

Atkins reveals a lyric tenor of remarkable grace, though Handel's cruelly stratospheric vocal writing occasionally tests him at the top of his upper registers.

That may very well be true, and Minaj deserves credit for never acting cruelly (though that feud with Lil Kimm was unsavory).

Gore placed country over ego, national interest before self-interest, and belief in the sanctity of law instead of personal ambition, even though he was cruelly deprived of own, rightful place in history as our forty-third president.

Cruelly oppressive though it may be, the state does provide security.

Ridiculously snobbish though this sounds — and cruelly unfair, given Rietveld's commitment to teaching and writing — it is doubtless true.

Not a word of repentance escaped my lips though I was tortured cruelly, for which I gained the reputation of an iron man.

The assurances of the new prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, that he will do all he can to end the violence are reasonably credible, though the problems were cruelly underlined this week with a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.