Sentence examples for more merciless from inspiring English sources

"The traffickers are becoming more merciless".

Nobody's stories, however, are more gripping than Sherman's, or more merciless.

There is nothing good about the country's ever more merciless campaign of immigration enforcement.

PAGE A18 PUSHING BACK ON IMMIGRATION There is nothing good about the country's ever more merciless campaign of immigration enforcement.

It could be no more merciless than a Bichon Frise in the traps at Wimbledon dog track.

If Steven P. Jobs wants relief from one of his more merciless satirists, a television set may not be the best place to turn.

Metamorphosis from middle-aged defiance to tragic victim of life was never more persistent or merciless.

And Cameron does have a habit of taking a kernel of Thatcher's ideas and reimagining them in a more spectacular and merciless form.

This was the work of much more than just a merciless fire.

But she was just as merciless, if not more, toward herself.

More consequentially it mobilises a merciless base of zealotry that has in the last six months barely yet reared its head.