Sentence examples for are more merciful from inspiring English sources

Women are more merciful and more pious.

Dictatorship, he added, "was more merciful".

It would have been more merciful".

That was more merciful than some lawyers I spoke to had expected.

In some towns, the invaders were more merciful; they just killed the heretics.

Both women have encountered comments from clumsy outsiders that battlefield death would have been more merciful for everyone's future.

"We hope the new government will be more merciful than Saddam's regime," Zaineb Khalif, the eldest daughter, said.

In one match, Betz Addie outplayed Moran so thoroughly that Riggs asked her to be more merciful to make his floundering tour appear genuinely competitive.

She was there to look for two sons, ages 16 and 17. "The Israelis were more merciful than them," she said of Hamas.

Somerset ruled in loco parentis; the divinity of the crown resided in the boy king, but authority was exercised by an uncle who proved himself to be more merciful than tactful and more idealistic than practical.

A day off would have been more merciful, especially after the Nets were routed, 93-76, by the Celtics at a packed Barclays Center, with a more than a few Boston fans present.