Still, there's no escaping the pitiless facts of the international labor market.
In fact, he's quite pitiless about the toll of moral ambiguity exacted on the people who live in a border country that's neither land nor sea, neither North nor South, about "the despair and loneliness one could feel on this hollow landscape, the flat, unrelieved and empty world".
A year working in the State Assembly in 1975 failed to horrify him, and in fact taught him a great deal about the pitiless nature of politics in his chosen neighborhood.
Jon Stewart, who hosted the show from 1999 to 2015, paired a pitiless attitude toward hypocrisy and bullshit with a rigorous command of facts, which allowed him to directly address issues that mainstream media outlets, bound by norms of balance and objectivity, could only dance around.
They wanted the world to know that Ratzinger has a "great heart," that he is "compassionate," "collegial," even "shy"—that, in fact, it was shyness and humility that had made him seem so strict and pitiless in the job of doctrinal enforcer that he held for the past quarter of a century.
At one point, in what is a sometimes hilarious and more often pitiless book, the brothers discuss Aldous Huxley's Brave New World Drunk, Bruno suggests that Huxley's dystopia, in fact, reflects our deepest hopes: 'Everyone says that Brave New World is supposed to be a totalitarian nightmare, a vicious indictment of society, but that's hypocritical bullshit.
The killings were pitiless.
He was completely pitiless.
England are playing pitiless cricket.
