| In Florida, April is the cruelest month, dropping oak pollen onto the parched earth. |
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| I've railed against the RIAA and MPAA and their congressional sock puppets in some of the cruelest language I've ever used in print. |
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| The plantocracy, who controlled the judiciary, had since the founding of the colony mandated the cruelest punishments for resistance. |
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| The scene drives home as nothing else the ugly ironies that make civil wars the cruelest. |
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| His self-hatred finds its cruelest expression in his coldness toward his devoted wife. |
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| The cruelest step was the middle passage on slave ships across the Atlantic Ocean. |
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| Together with the behaviour of unscrupulous exploiters, these forces combine to trap children into suffering one of humankind's cruelest abuses. |
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| The reaper is one of the cruelest and deceitful Gods in Ganareth pantheon and he has never done something to prove people wrong about it. |
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| This regime imposes the cruelest forms of torture, as well as the most inhumane punishments such as stoning and eye gouging. |
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| For Westerners, 2004 was a reminder that spring might just be the cruelest season of all. |
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| The cruelest of all, this frightening inheritor brings with him the most devious plans, together with his own personnal monster Pyrostreum. |
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| They were at one of the biggest, cruelest curves on the winding road. |
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| They are among America's cruelest and least sentimental dealmakers. |
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| The victims are no more than flotsam, beached by the receding tide of one of Africa's cruelest rebellions. |
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| Even if you have come from the darkest, hardest, cruelest place, you deserve to be a happy healthy person. |
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| A diagnosis of multiple sclerosis is probably one of the cruelest pronouncements one could ever receive. |
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| When T. S. Eliot wrote that April is the cruelest month, he certainly could not have been thinking about Vancouver. |
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| We will amplify the voices of those suffering under the world's cruelest regimes. |
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| In what she'd always believed to be the cruelest of ironies, the town Julie had grown up in was a picture postcard perfect image of small-town America. |
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| The world has gone through many cruel and bitter stages, including a phase of colonialism and slavery, which embodies oppression in its cruelest forms. |
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| The cruelest part is they insinuate that I might be a bit of a loser who hasn't found my path in life, when in fact I'm a perfectly functional, happy person, contributing to society by working and paying taxes. |
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| Like, the most vicious, cruelest, most amazingly crafted insults ever. |
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| The cruelest thing you can do to a young person is to forbid him to speak. |
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| Pacers center Roy Hibbert had one of the cruelest rejections of the postseason when he blocked a Carmelo Anthony dunk attempt in the fourth quarter of Indiana's Game 6 victory over the Knicks. |
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| Here one of the cruelest massacres of indigenous people took place. |
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