Sentence examples for ruthless kind from inspiring English sources

If I was a more ruthless kind of journalist, I could tell you de Boer said fossil fuel companies were living in the stone age.

In the history books, it is Thatcher who is credited with or blamed for adjusting the country to a new, more ruthless kind of capitalism.

That would come, he said, "if we fail, if we decide to mobilize our bases in the most ruthless kind of partisanship".

The US not only embodies, but celebrates, the ruthless kind of empire-building that Murdoch has displayed to make News Corp one of the biggest – and often feared – media organisations in the land.

"This was economic exploitation of a very inadequate individual of a very serious and ruthless kind," he said.

There was a ruthless, decisive kind of beauty to these early thrusts, a mixture of elegance, craft and effortless acceleration, although steadily City got closer to Juve's most obvious source of incision.

Each of us, no matter how ruthless or how kind, is destined to be replaced by a newer model.

Of the dictators who abounded in the 20th century, the one Mr Hussein most admired was Stalin, who was totally ruthless, achieved a kind of divine status and died in his own bed.Until their father became president the boys had had a reasonably sheltered life.

It's a huge trap and you have to be kind of ruthless.

Some Israelis say Mr. Sharon has the potential to be the kind of ruthless leader that Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat deserves.

Cristiano Ronaldo's emphatic header, the last action of the first half, appeared to be the kind of ruthless, ice-veined moment Juve contrive like nobody else.