Sentence examples for most merciless from inspiring English sources
Thus ended one of the most merciless civil wars known to the Islāmic East.
You should be the most merciless critic of your own work.
He was one of America's first, and without question, its most merciless give-no-quarter generals.
"Mullah Salam and Mullah Mohammed were the most merciless individuals," said Gen. Razaq Yaqoobi, police chief of Kunduz Province.
The talk of boring or pompous visitors is meticulously transcribed - a rehearsal for Woolf's diary at its most merciless.
Of all corporations, leaving aside the ones that make weapons, they probably have the most merciless past.
It surprised me to read that Gen. Johnson was "most vindictive and merciless". At least grandmother was spared.
Cancer is one of the most serious and merciless health problems of the mankind, about seven million people dying of cancer every year.
Maybe not surprisingly, the language of anti-elitism has often been a useful tool of the most rapacious and merciless among the elite.
Indeed, we are actually taunting the two most powerful and merciless forces on the planet, the market and Mother Nature, at the same time.
The tragedy of the centenary we commemorate this week is that it falls as some of the most brutal and merciless wars of those same hundred years are raging.
