One writer eloquently termed his art "a blend of incredible, pitiless coldness and burning excitement".
By halftime, in merchandise outlets ringing the stadium, there was a cold, pitiless shift taking place.
But farm workers are used to long, hard slogs and pitiless heat and cold, with justice as their distant but inevitable destination.
I was impressed by the moral ferocity of Toscanini's aesthetic but repelled by the results: cold, slashing, pitiless.
Mrs Justice Sharp told them the murder was "a dreadful, pitiless crime committed in cold blood in gross breach of trust".
If old age, as they say, is not for sissies, it is also not optimal for standing on the street for an hour — week after week, rain or shine, in numbing cold or pitiless heat, come hell or high water.
Yet as much as some might bemoan the cleaning up of the game it's ridiculous to suggest, as many do, that the game has gone soft, that's it's now an 80-minute game of tiddlywinks, as if any of us would be happy to have Paul Gallen approaching at speed with his cold and pitiless reptilian eyes drawing a bead on us.
You are relentless, only towards yourself, forever cold and pitiless.
Judge James Judd of Bonner County called him a "cold-blooded, pitiless murderer". The Arkansas indictment also charges Mr. Lovelace in Mr. Scott's murder, and Chevie Kehoe as well.
Fox's voice is astringent, but never cold; unsentimental but never pitiless; exasperated but never angry.
