John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, says that your handling of immigration has been immature and unmerciful.
At the final match of an evening of boxing somewhere in the Bronx, one of the participants was taking an unmerciful beating.
Stacked upright inside the wall cavities, like corpses in an ancient catacomb, these are victims of the drug cartels that ply their unmerciful trade across the frontier.
Above all, we get confirmation of the director's preëminent perversity: patient and elaborate in his racking up of tension, he knows only one way to resolve it, and that is through carnage, displayed in unmerciful detail.
I had the 12 or 13 happiest years of my life with her, before she got sick — and I suppose that is a great deal in this unmerciful world.
Whether it is the singsong nasal drawl that the capital's upper classes affect, or the tight shirts and loafers that Javi and his friends sport as they mix giant vats of Cuba Libres at a private club on the 51st floor of the city's tallest skyscraper, Mr. Alazraki's eye for detail is unmerciful.
I hope that this unmerciful war will soon stop".
Still, Gilbert said, "sports can be cruel," and the tennis gods were unmerciful to Roddick when he misplayed a high backhand volley at 6-5 in a second-set tiebreaker against Federer in the 2009 Wimbledon final and wound up losing, 16-14, in the fifth.
McDavid was unmerciful, curling shots down the line, smashing winners over Catalde's head.
Attacking imposing ascents in the Alps, he made a move with about 37 miles left in Stage 18 Thursday to assert control of the Tour de France; to speed ahead of the other contenders when the course was at its most unmerciful; and to break Alberto Contador, the two-time defending champion who is usually the one abusing the competition in the mountains.
By the time the elderly couple took possession of Blenheim Palace in 1719 they were sick of the whole project, with Sarah raging at "that wild unmerciful house".
