Sentence examples for Ruthlessly exact from inspiring English sources
Whatever terrible things happen at the Briar (the brutality of some nurses, the dentist's sexual abuse), Grace records them, ruthlessly exact.
Roth had put some of his adultery into fictions such as Deception (1990), a ruthlessly exact account of an affair with a cultivated English woman.
The form Abbott has chosen — the Manhattan comedy of manners — demands a constant supply of ruthlessly exact detail in order to place characters socially, economically and even emotionally.
A vain and angry creator god who demanded and ruthlessly exacted justice had created the material world of which man, body and soul, was a part a striking departure from the usual Gnostic thesis that only man's body is part of creation, that his soul is a spark from the true but unknown superior God, and that the world creator is a demonic power.
But McInerney knows every moment is a leveling exercise, or threatens to become one, and that "the code of tribal honor" is often exacted most ruthlessly within the clan.
Her first two collections garnered enthusiastic reviews and respectable sales, but it was Hey Yeah Right Get a Life, in which, over the course of nine pitch-perfect vignettes, she ruthlessly exposed the brutal price that motherhood exacts on women, that made Simpson's name.
But Bean's hymn to a vanishing craft is somewhat undercut by his ruthlessly unsentimental portrait of the human cost it exacted and of the appalling risks men endured so that others could enjoy a fish supper.
The Carthaginians are said to have "admired not those governors who treated their subjects with moderation but those who exacted the greatest amount of supplies and treated the inhabitants most ruthlessly". This hostile judgment (by the Greek historian Polybius) was made in connection with the Libyans and a destructive revolt one of a number known that followed the First Punic War.
WPT also edited ruthlessly.
ruthlessly or insensitively".
