Sentence examples for unforgiving that from inspiring English sources

[laughs] It's unforgiving, that suit.

Computers, he said, are unforgiving; that is, they don't compensate for their human operators' errors.

The political climate is so unforgiving that we actively encourage our politicians to present a blemish-free picture of themselves.

The odor of the hospital was so unforgiving that every so often she would bring the cloud of white flowers to her nose.

Jonah Hex "is so unforgiving that he doesn't kill a man once — he brings one unlucky victim back from the dead just so he can kill him again," Ms. Dargis wrote in The Times in June.

By most accounts, Ms. Allak fell victim to the age-old honor code that survives in the villages of southeastern Turkey, a system so unforgiving that some villagers here said they were relieved to learn of Ms. Allak's death.

What the echo brings home is the degree to which people saw — literally saw, and are continuing to see, as it airs in unforgiving repeats — that day as a movie.

Niall and I get a juice beverage (pansies, I know but motorcycles are unforgiving in that respect) and we mingle.

Mr Armstrong may find that he is at the wrong end of his thirties.Sport is not the only arena that is unforgiving for those that would comeback.

American Idol, get in our selfie!" The camera angle was unforgiving: at that moment the duo were being watched by precisely five members of the studio audience.

It will be interesting to see if Airbnb or Uber will eventually see another new start-up disrupt their creation in this time of rapid disruption that is unforgiving to anything that attempts to stop progress in its tracks.