Sentence examples for ruthless hell from inspiring English sources
Los Angeles is no stranger to visitors from New York who show up in the early spring like shipwrecked lunatics, totally thrashed from the ruthless hell of winter.
But how can that be compared to an elected trade union leader struggling to save one of our basic industries and the jobs of thousands of workers against a ruthless oppressive government hell-bent on massive closures and the destruction of the trade union movement?
Aren't Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon set to become ruthless "information empires" hell-bent on limiting choices and controlling voices?
And he captured perfectly the arrogant quality of a ruthless military man hell-bent on getting to the top.
Another bemoans that the women were further "victimized by a ruthless defense lawyer hell-bent on tearing both them and their testimony to shreds".
Orcas are ruthless, insatiable, smart-as-hell killing machines which doesn't bode well for the other animals up north, particularly the beluga whale population.
Grillo plays the role of "Big Daddy," a ruthless mercenary who seems hell-bent on killing Chinese citizens and proving that Americans are superior.
This is a no-nonsense haunted house, a taut, assured production that knows exactly what it wants to do (scare the hell out of you) and performs its task with ruthless, coldblooded precision.
It was the ruthless severity of that emanation that moved Edmund Burke to decry "those hell-hounds called terrorists," in one of the first recorded uses of "terrorist" in English.
"If you're not discovered you have to endure ongoing hell, but if you are discovered and thrown into an increasingly ruthless and unjust asylum system then you're also damned".
We get Walt the artist, Walt the extrovert, Walt the ruthless taskmaster, Walt the obsessive chain smoker, and Walt the depressive who in 1931 has "one hell of a breakdown".
