Sentence examples for ruthless death from inspiring English sources

Dr. Vadim J. Birstein, a Russian historian, human rights activist, and molecular geneticist now living in the United States, gives us a comprehensive look at this ruthless death machine in his new book SMERSH.

The dispute caused tension between Ruthless and Death Row to nearly boil over.

More than just improved crisis intervention training for police, Los Angeles County's pioneering policing approach to this issue, launched in 1993, has sparked interest from other communities in the wake of the ruthless beating death in 2011 of a homeless man with schizophrenia by two Fullerton, California policemen.

"We are not in the presence of a ruthless officer of death, but a cadaver who is no longer anything," wrote Vittorio Feltri, a columnist.

"Much of the worst persecution of which there is reliable testimony was that initiated by Diocletian in A.D. 303, which included ruthless executions, torture, deaths in the arena and condemnations to imprisonment or to work in the mines," says "History of the World: Prehistory to the Renaissance," edited by Esmond Wright.

Unforgiving, ruthless, insensitive--death is void of emotion, uncaring about who it reaps, indiscriminate about the desire held by its victims.

The contrast between the incipient freshness of new life and the ruthless finality of preserved death is jarring.

While the men who beat him to death employed ruthless violence – smashing his face, cracking his ribs and piercing his lungs – the cause of death was his own pen.

His sharp one-liners knocked his self-important peers down a peg and created the feeling, if only briefly, that the industry was a fractious family tossing affectionate insults around the dinner table as opposed to a ruthless fight to the death.

He added, "Since the death of the ruthless terrorist leader Prabhakaran, there have been no deaths in Sri Lanka from a terrorist act".

In Spain, even a couple of generations on from the death of that ruthless centralizer Francisco Franco, it never takes much to stir historical wounds.