Crueler

Doiron sees the take-back as an alternative for people who might otherwise let unwanted chickens loose in the woods, on the side of the road or on another farmer’s property, which he said is crueler to the birds.

Smith got changed and exited without a complication, only to encounter a crueler world than the one she had left behind.

But there may be nothing crueler than just missing one of the six spots on the U.S. marathon team, which are decided in one make-or-break race.

Moreover, such acts lift the bar of brutality in violence because future incidents need to be much crueler in order for them to be noticed by people and the nation.

As thematically operatic as its younger sibling, and crueler than its towering mother, spits and screams with anger, its messy mouth covered in gurgling saliva curdled with blood.

But it is even crueler for a pack animal.

European influences can be seen in cuisines like biltong (dried beef strips), potjies (stews of maize, onions, tomatoes), French wines, and crueler or koeksister (sugar syrup cookie).

He claimed that angling was much crueler and that it was just as logical to ban the boiling of live lobsters or eating live oysters.