One technique, he says, is the use of "pitiless abstractions" like "big government" to obscure how people are being shafted where they live and work.
Don'tcall that one again, he's pitiless in his self-certainty.You used to be so.You laid your black dress on the bed.You stepped in your heels over sidewalk cracks.You licked mint and sugar from the cocktail mixer,singing nonsense songs,and the strangers, they sang along.
He is absolutely exceptional in the role – menacing, pitiless and terribly flawed – Monero completely dominates the stage at all times.
The use of the words "merciless" and "pitiless" in President Hollande's response is also the sort of language they prefer us to use, adopting some of their own extremism as a result of an intolerable provocation.
But farm workers are used to long, hard slogs and pitiless heat and cold, with justice as their distant but inevitable destination.
What if Daisy is an example to us all, here in pitiless postmodern America?
In her celebrated fantasy novel about fertility control, The Handmaid's Tale, Atwood used the remote future to shed a pitiless light on right-wing sentiments in Ronald Reagan's America.
As the First World War raged around him, the Viennese composer Franz Schreker was writing an opera that would use a lush and decadent setting as a platform for a pitiless examination of personal morality.
By Russell Platt As the First World War raged around him, the Viennese composer Franz Schreker was writing an opera that would use a lush and decadent setting as a platform for a pitiless examination of personal morality.
Using extreme close-ups of female skin subjected to a pitiless male gaze and repeatedly threatened by sharp objects, it is titillating in the manner of a high-gloss S-and-M European fashion spread.
