Sentence examples for ruthless lines from inspiring English sources

Ash Flower (1983-97), made of oil, acrylic, paint, clay, earth, ash and – a recurring symbol in Kiefer's work – a dried sunflower, is a seven metre-wide depiction of a ruin, the ruthless lines of a grand public building emerging through its murky surface like the prow of a ship through fog.

On the other hand, Russia has no right to expect generosity from the West while taking a ruthless line toward its own debtors.

So, are all club-goers just ruthless line-cutters?

I read that short tale, and when I came to those ruthless final lines I was shattered by them.

The parade of TV commemorations between now and the April 15 anniversary of the ship's sinking suggests new and less palatable story lines: ruthless competitiveness in the underwater photography and salvage business, and the race to sign up experts and family members.

Steichen still had a ruthless eye for line, and you can hardly blame him for following that line to where the money was; but for a truly bracing investigation of clarity, try flicking back to the end of the Camera Work anthology.

That first day, rumpled and dust-covered after the ten-hour drive from Lahore in this crate, I was met, as I would be met each time I drove back in the early years, by these suave, ruthless, cunning operators, lined up in the farmhouse portico and waiting to embrace me, size me up, and then retire — like a conclave of Renaissance cardinals — to plot my confusion.

Like nightclubs, these hot pool scenes have loud music, overpriced cocktails, fierce fashion one-upmanship and electronically equipped bouncers handling unruly lines with ruthless aplomb.

In some of these states, Republicans have redrawn district lines with ruthless self-interest to ensure that voters elect the maximum conceivable number of Republicans to the House.

But I do think he allowed a transformational election to turn into a pendulum election, because he didn't want to draw the bright lines that ruthless visionaries have to.

After years of long queues, Chinese people have learned to be ruthless about cutting in line, an instinct that is disastrous in traffic jams.