Steve Waugh's remorseless men must have smelt blood when they saw Western Australia's number five stride out to join Mike Hussey at the crease; he was just a boy.
Most are either coarse and depressed (the women) or greedy, brutal and remorseless (the men), and the man Elisabeth marries, Jean-Claude Babelon, may be the worst of the lot.
If the women of flamenco introduced me to a lush vision of womanhood — reckless, unafraid, remorseless — it was the men of flamenco who took me into a surreal milieu populated by primal archetypes of fierce egos, larger-than-life gitanos, undaunted and tribal.
It is possible to detect -- amid all the graphic simulated violence and graphic, apparently unsimulated sex that make up most of the movie's action -- the glimmer of an idea, which is that women are every bit as capable of sociopathic mayhem and remorseless sexual hedonism as men.
A Global Caliphate for Islam's messiah Whether ISIL fighters are "brain-washed" or self-inculcated via the internet, the ISIL brand of radical Islam is turning men into remorseless killers.
The oath of any two villains is sufficient, under this hell-black enactment, to send the most pious and exemplary black man into the remorseless jaws of slavery!
He's a remorseless liar and a grievously insecure man who seems to feed off spite and revenge.
It's Giselle, that most romantic and classical of all classical romantic ballets, especially the second act, when the ghosts of girls who die before their wedding days emerge from the night-time forests to dance hapless young men to death in remorseless revenge.
But underneath, Fleming writes, he was "a man of ambition, intellect and remorseless application...
Like his most recent films, "The Paper Will Be Blue" (2006) and "Boogie" (2008), "Tuesday, After Christmas" diagrams, with remorseless, sympathetic clarity, the behavior of a man who is at once willful and passive.
