cruelly

"It is about someone who has love cruelly taken away from him."

They beat her cruelly and after a few days, she died.

I did not know it was in me to use you so cruelly.

More cruelly, you say the program will give "young people a sense that society needs and wants them."

How could I fear to die after he was taken away from me so cruelly!

The boy was far too young to have his heart broken so cruelly.

I determined, cruelly, to make a test of the matter.

The two come together again, only to be parted once more, and cruelly.

Why then would you set me thus cruelly between the law and my friendship?

All of them, both living and dead, had been cruelly tortured.

And who had played him cruelly a time or two farther in the past.

I was terrified of being alone, like a child cruelly left by its mother.

They hit me more cruelly than any whip could have done.

The events of the next few days could expose them cruelly.

I am afraid you must be missing your children cruelly.

Then she has an evil thought and cruelly offers the boy one.

And I wasn't so cruelly cut off on my own.

The Administration's decision was cruelly consistent with this country's treatment of these children thus far.

By then I felt almost part of this cruelly depleted family.

If he opened his cruelly beautiful mouth and said come one more time, she might do just that.

A sweet little family, and all cruelly swept away by death.

I wondered how she would be able to get up with her arms gone and head pulled so cruelly back.

For 40 years the Arab world has cruelly manipulated them.

It could happen quickly and cruelly if we are not on guard every minute.

Then he closed the all black eyes with fingers that seemed cruelly huge.