Sentence examples for unforgiving truth from inspiring English sources

But the unforgiving truth is, they are running out of dirt to sift through at the World Trade Center site.

The stark, unforgiving truth of Britney Spears's unauto-tuned single was too much for some to bear; people took to the streets in droves, upturning cars, shooting firearms into the Godless expanse above, and sobbing uncontrollably.

The stark, unforgiving truth of Britney Spears's un-auto-tuned single was too much for some to bear; people took to the streets in droves, upturning cars, shooting firearms into the godless expanse above, and sobbing uncontrollably.

You can change the tournament and relocate to a stadium that is not on the Premier League road map but there is no escape from the unforgiving truths.

He said he wanted no sympathy, but then asked, "When did we become such an unforgiving people?" The truth is, voters had little time to forgive Mr. Torricelli.

If their voices are drowned out, ten years later, by the roar of more general outrage over this discriminatory policy, their voices are among the original ones -- still strong, still constant, and still unforgiving in the truths they tell.

"Operate on that head wound, so he can die at home - from cancer!" Part of the film's brilliance is its stunning and unforgiving transmission of the great truth that for most of us, death is not a single, flatline moment, but a gradual, insidious process of deterioration.

The instinct is to call this tough, unforgiving and concrete-hard music joyless, but in truth it's exuberant in its darkness.

What ensues is a heartfelt drama that depicts how judgmental and unforgiving a small-town community can be, even when they have no idea of the truth behind the situation.

If truth be told, most master coaches would make the same call, especially at this unforgiving point in the tournament.

The truth is that some don't really live at all; they merely exist, and their existence is bleak and unforgiving.