Sentence examples for merciless of from inspiring English sources

Her younger brother Ted, now a distinguished novelist in his own right, also has an uncomfortable time of it in Something Happened, but the most self-lacerating and merciless of all the chapters in that book has the title "My Daughter's Unhappy".

When a wall is overtopped or a levee collapses, exposed homes may be ruined.In this section The London effect The bones of the past Ties that divide Streaming toddler Go with the flow Ballets Russes Fallen star A season of dolour and dole ReprintsBut architects are now designing amphibious homes capable of handling even the most merciless of storms.

Arkham VR is merciless of tone no spoilers, but the situation depicted in one of the two "missions" I play, after you suit up, takes me by surprise with its brutality and very different of mobility.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said it painted a picture of "merciless devastation of civilian lives and infrastructure".

In January last year, the Fijian village of Vunidogoloa had to relocate several kilometres inland because of the merciless advance of the sea.

Yet over the course of "Neighbourhood Watch," the latest comedy from Alan Ayckbourn, this harmless milquetoast gradually begins acquiring the attributes of a merciless chief of a police state.

On the evidence of this merciless destruction of a quality Durham side, they are ready to be brides, rather than bridesmaids, at last.

Veterans of war live forever with the memory of war's merciless nature, of the awful things that had to be done by their hand.

Merciless tormentor of anyone south of the "olive line".

Did BP and government planners not learn, along with the rest of us, the merciless lesson of the "black swan"?

The sound of a car accident, the sudden merciless slamming of metal and glass, was the sound of that gunshot.