Sentence examples similar to pitiless acts from inspiring English sources
And like the many men before him guilty of pitiless crimes against humanity, he acted in a way that begs us to consider the relationship between such violence and his notions of manhood.
As we all get ready for the premiere later this month of Season 3 of the BBC's superb "Sherlock" on PBS (I know I am), we should pause to give thanks to a Chicago federal judge who saved the world's greatest fictional detective from the pitiless clutches of the Copyright Act.
In 1933, Nathanael West's pitiless novel of the same name acted as a kind of hand grenade thrown into the middle of American religious morality.
French President Francois Hollande described them as "an act of war," and deserving "a pitiless response," laying the groundwork for a broad response, perhaps even setting the stage for an invocation of NATO's Article 5 on collective response to attack for an escalation of military action against IS.
The pitiless nature of Katharina Wagner's reading of the first two acts means there are some impossible to ignore loose ends.
Some of the scientists interviewed in the "Dolly" section do their best to act the part of Mephistophelian villains, their voices dripping with pitiless hauteur.
Dawn reminds Brandon of one of his signal acts of cruelty in middle school; his answer, whether true or not, gets to the pitiless heart of the matter: "Funny how none of that stuff sticks".
The killings were pitiless.
He was completely pitiless.
England are playing pitiless cricket.
