Sentence examples for ruthless conduct from inspiring English sources
Saddam's ruthless conduct, his use of chemical weapons in the war with Iran in the 80s, his nuclear ambitions, and the cat-and-mousing with the weapons inspectors were seen in a "more ominous and incriminating light".
His death has reopened debate into his legacy, with foes denouncing his ruthless conduct in military operations while friends praised him as a strategic genius who had stunned the world in 2005 by pulling Israeli troops and settlers out of the Gaza Strip - a Palestinian territory in the south.
It was ruthless behavior.
The ruthless hunt conducted by the IFPI, Anti-Piracy Office, Warner Bros., and all the other companies with a pawn in the game has now resulted in a trial in which four innocent men are accused of copyright infringement.
Why in a million years should or would anyone with half a brain believe that a witness is telling the truth when he has admitted to a life of ruthless, horrendous, murderous conduct?
However, there are concerns among the cops and the yakuza themselves that the new laws will simply turn the yakuza from thugs with a bare minimum code of honour and conduct into ruthless outlaws akin to terrorists in many ways.
It was conducted with ruthless efficiency.
Mr. Holmes sang as though he were conducting a ruthless self-examination in a mirror.
The Groveland case had a memorable one in McCall, a ruthless, brutal man who conducted a one-man reign of terror in Lake County.
The group are back to piano-pounding anthems on their new No 1 album, Strangeland, after a synthesiser blip with 2008's Perfect Symmetry, and this gig offers business as usual, conducted with ruthless efficiency.
A restaurant in Baltimore or a sleek New York apartment: It's all one big back room, where political horse trading is conducted with ruthless intensity and oily smiles in "Warrior Class," an absorbing new play by Kenneth Lin that opened on Monday night at the McGinn/Cazale Theater as part of the Second Stage's Uptown season.
