1 That would be cruel to Ashley, but it would make him yearn for her all the more.
2 "Honey'll never catch anybody else if she doesn't marry Charlie," said Randa, cruel and secure in her own popularity.
3 They'd have to give in, and then this cruel war would be over.
4 In the unholy crimson glow that bathed them, his dark profile stood out as clearly as the head on an ancient coin, beautiful, cruel and decadent.
5 Rhett made no reply but brought the tree limb down on the horse's back with a cruel force that made the animal leap forward.
6 Something was driving him, driving him with a cruel goad, but she did not understand what it was.
7 His voice still held a remnant of its wonted cool drawl but beneath the words she could feel violence fighting its way to the surface, violence as cruel as the crack of a whip.
8 Scarlett dropped her head on the coverlet and a sob that would not rise caught her throat with a cruel hand.
9 The very droop of his shoulders showed that his own self- castigation was more cruel than any she could give.
10 Dorset had apparently shown marked interest in the girl, and this interest might be used to cruel advantage in his wife's struggle for rehabilitation.
11 She flushed and winced before citizens who a week ago had been amusing objects of study, and in their good-mornings she heard a cruel sniggering.
12 She cried again that their youth was senile and cruel on the day when she overheard Cy Bogart and Earl Haydock.
13 The whole land was cruel, and a climbing cloud of slate-edged blackness dominated the sky.
14 He hymned the old unhappy wars in which he had been Achilles and the mellifluous Nestor, yet gone his righteous ways unheeded by the cruel kings.
15 He never used to swear, though, at his men, they said; but somehow he got an inordinate quantity of cruel, unmitigated hard work out of them.