Sentence examples for need mercy from inspiring English sources

They need mercy more than majesty.

But in case that sounds too cosy, there's the Viking church reminding you that you might at some point need mercy from all those towering forces gathered around.

In this broken world we need mercy, we need redemption, and we most certainly need to be united.

I would have sat here until the end of my sentence because I don't need mercy from Putin," Maria Alyokhina told the New York Times after her release.

Comment after comment and story after story in the Gospels about Jesus relates to the treatment of the poor, generosity to those in need, mercy to the outcast, and scorn for the wealthy and powerful.

This silence must be broken since "we all need mercy, we all need justice, and- perhaps- we all need some measure of unmerited grace," writes Stevenson in his soul-stirring memoir, Just Mercy.

"Trujillo needs mercy right now," he said.

In the meantime, have compassion for 11 good men at the SPL who will stand in judgement of a football club needing mercy.

Who among us has not or will not be in need of mercy one day, and I believe that onus for providing a glimmer of mercy in the universe for all those in need of finding one rests on each of us.

At this moment the entire, bewildering tangle of the plot unravels, and what, before, was a multiplicity and conflict of human needs becomes one need only: mercy.

The Yankees' thrashing of the Red Sox was a case of a pitiful team in need of mercy and an opponent showing it none.