Sentence examples for unforgiving about from inspiring English sources
But he is unforgiving about the mentions of Bloom's sexuality.
An avowed admirer of his greatness, she is refreshingly unforgiving about his 'dark side', giving full vent to distaste for his chronic meanness to family members".
He is unforgiving about Bexhill-on-Sea, in Sussex, where he grew up with an absentee father who worked for the merchant navy and a Scottish, unfulfilled mother (a good amateur actor).
Yet many of Kiriakou's former agency colleagues are unforgiving about his conduct, and prosecutors say they charged Kiriakou only because he gave reporters the names of C.I.A. officers and other classified information that exposed them to potential retaliation by Al Qaeda or its sympathizers.
She had a habit of assessing her looks mercilessly: she approved of her eyes, liked the shape of her wrists and the length of her fingers, put up with her calves, but was unforgiving about her thighs, her chin, her biggish knees, her hips, her upper arms.
Sameera Sullivan, a dating coach at Lasting Connections, is unforgiving about emotional intimacy (secretly) forged outside of a relationship.
The first is given a 15-page overture in the novel, and, in addition to solid foundational character work, it reminds you that this, again, is not a story about unforgiving Henry, not one about the temptress Anne Boleyn, but about the spectacular rise and fall of our man Thomas.
"I've done so many things in Ireland about brutality and violence — punishing, unforgiving things," he said.
When the idea hit that he might not be such a nice man the public reacted with the sort of disillusionment about which it can be unforgiving.
It is very steep on average, about 45 degrees from bottom to top and unforgiving.
