Sentence examples for mercy itself from inspiring English sources

Anyone depraved enough to attack such angels forfeited claims to adjudication, proportionality, even elemental mercy itself.

He is Mercy itself, and has already given His life and provided this Sacrament so that you can receive His mercy.

Eternal God, in whom mercy is endless and the treasury of compassion — inexhaustible, look kindly upon us and increase Your mercy in us, that in difficult moments we might not despair nor become despondent, but with great confidence submit ourselves to Your holy will, which is Love and Mercy itself.

Indeed, its vision of humankind as being at the mercy of itself and its passionate divisions seems particularly appropriate now.

Step away from the donkey!" It is, perhaps, a sign of Fleet Street's decline that The Sun had this mercy dash all to itself.

The consolation lies in the attempt itself, the mercy that's granted to the hand that dares to stretch out into the dark: well, we say, I am only human, I've gone to the brink, I have done all that I can.

How perverse and strained must the quality of said mercy be to attach itself to an act that robs the poor of their health care subsidies and then gifts the top 0.1percentt nearly $200,000 a year in tax breaks?

It put itself at the mercy of commercial theater.

A community that resists labelling and inspection as government intrusion puts itself at the mercy of its suppliers.

Lose once, and your team finds itself at the mercy of the voters and the dreaded computers.

In doing so, it put itself at the mercy of a competition inquiry, which duly proved disruptive.