Sentence examples for would cruelly from inspiring English sources

"There is a good reason I am not God," she read, "for I would cruelly smite the self-smitten".

Our tussle over e-reader versus "dead wood" (as technophiles would cruelly have it) isn't the only device-based disagreement wedging itself between otherwise harmonious relationships.

But her talent for pacing infuses it with suspense; the end of each chapter reminded me of storytelling hour when the teacher would cruelly close the book and leave us all panting to know what happened next.

However, Melbourne's infamous grim weather reared to start day five and suddenly there was a chance India would cruelly be denied by inclement conditions.

They had probably been there for weeks, a sight that would cruelly mock any thirsty passers-by.

In 1994, she claimed that Hillary Clinton's health care reform plan would bar people from purchasing care outside the new Clinton system, which would cruelly ration treatments to curb costs.

It looked like Atlético would be cruelly denied.

Mr. Seidl's eye is even more merciless — some would say cruelly contemptuous — than that of Michael Haneke, his chilly fellow Austrian director.

We never suspected that, years later, our original skepticism would be cruelly validated, and the fragility of collective sanity in the Middle East would be exposed once again.

For the next decade it seemed that F Scott Fitzgerald's dictum that there are no second acts in American lives' would be cruelly fulfilled.

But it was Mr. Jobs's personal reality in his later years, making the most of a life that both he and we knew would be cruelly cut short, that proved most influential in the end.