Sentence examples for ruthlessly made from inspiring English sources

It worked: he painted to the end because he so ruthlessly made life serve art.

In either case, Higuaín intercepted the ball, snaked past Pérez and ruthlessly made Osorio pay, scoring his fourth goal of the World Cup to put Argentina ahead, 2-0.

Right-of-centre newspapers are now edited ruthlessly to make their readers think what their editors and proprietors want – on immigration, welfare, Europe, tax, political affiliation or whatever.

Eden Lake is exceptionally well made, ruthlessly extreme, relentlessly upsetting.

The reports of how they leased virtualized computing infrastructure and services based in the United States to rapidly scale their capabilities and mask the real geographical origin of their attacks and how they made ruthlessly efficient use of social media platforms shows that the convergence of digital platforms with politics has taken a new and alarming turn.

"Steve Jobs took a radical step by ruthlessly focusing on what made people care about them and stopped trying to emulate their competitors," explains Maxwell.

What the genetic sequence of the 1918 virus did not reveal, however, was why the virus killed so ruthlessly, or how it made that critical leap to become transmissible.

Djokovic continues in the form of his life, making ruthlessly short work of Jérémy Chardy, requiring just 80 minutes to win 6-4, 6-1, 6-1.

The quango is charged with ensuring compatibility between the exam boards but its heavy-handed, ruthlessly statistical approach makes everything much worse.

The essential elements of the system were to encompass as many people as possible, keep them happy through patronage and other favours, ruthlessly punish dissenters and make sure the city ran reasonably efficiently.

Fawkes was ruthlessly tortured into making a confession that implicated a "Romish" network, but you didn't have to be a papist to be racked in England in those days.