Sentence examples for merciless to from inspiring English sources

aipac, Asher explained, is loyal to its friends and merciless to its enemies.

Over and over, Mr. Kollek depicts a New York that is merciless to outsiders.

A headline this week in Hamburger Morgenpost, a local tabloid, charged, "From Judge Merciless to Minister Planless".

The regime is merciless to those it considers dangerous-there is a pervasive denial of human rights.

She was a busy and very competent housewife, but Weimar aristocratic society was merciless to her and grew suspicious of her lover.

Prince Chakrapong earned a reputation as a fearsome jungle commander, as loyal to his troops as he was merciless to his enemies.

Arriving from India, where he sought support for the U.S. administration's new South Asia security plan, Mattis said the United States was determined not to allow "a merciless enemy to kill its way to power".

"The Fear" documents the 2008 presidential election and its aftermath, when Mugabe unleashed ruling-party militias in a merciless campaign to cling to office.

Adedy, the public sector umbrella union that organized the walkout, said government efforts to reduce the 600,000-strong 600,000-strong Civil Servicemerciless plan" to eliminate waskers' righthe

Like all of Parks's books, "Italian Ways" has frequent longueurs, when one yearns for a merciless editor to dispel the sense of being stuck next to an unbearably gabby fellow traveller (an experience, ironically, that Parks laments elsewhere).

It can also be a miserable and merciless place to make a living.