Sentence examples for unforgiving over from inspiring English sources

The payoff is that it does seem a little stiff and unforgiving over rougher surfaces.

Perhaps you have forgiven and the person did not show remorse or change his or her behaviour or own up to his or her offences – and you find yourself unforgiving all over again.

On campuses clenched by unforgiving debates over language and inclusion, some students embrace Mr. Trump as a way of rebelling against the intricate rules surrounding privilege and microaggression, and provoking the keepers of those rules.

Monday Mornings, the book's title, are when the M & M conferences for surgery occur at the unforgiving hour of 6 a.m. in the remarkable Chelsea Hospital (choose which great hospital you think this may be) where doctors are heroes, ambitious and driven to be number one, kindly or unforgiving jerks, and (over time) revealed to be drawn from the same "crooked timber of humanity" that we all are.

You will walking all over the place, and concrete can be pretty unforgiving.

Over in Barcelona, Eva Mazo, an art director, is just as unforgiving.

A sliding wooden door separated the toilet, and a huge, lighted mirror over the sink was convenient even if the lighting was a tad unforgiving.

Not unforgiving.

The locals were unforgiving.

Their defense was unforgiving.

"The sea is unforgiving.