Examples of 'pitiless' in a sentence
Meaning of "pitiless"
pitiless (adjective) - showing no pity or compassion; cruel or harsh
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- having, or showing, no pity; merciless, ruthless
- having no kindly feelings; unkind
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Whose pitiless vision took in all vices.
A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun.
The wind from the mountains is pitiless.
It is a pitiless killer who now walks free.
Either they are mad or they are pitiless crooks.
The most pitiless guy in the world.
They are the casualties of a pitiless destruction.
Dunes of pitiless sand stretched in every direction.
A plague more cruel and more pitiless.
Dante would have been pitiless in his assessment.
That pitiless card will ever repeat itself.
The ancients pictured death as a pitiless divinity.
You are pitiless towards your viewers.
The way of the sword is pitiless.
But she became a pitiless analyst of complicity.
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I am counting on you to remain pitiless here.
The pitiless and the dead.
Death is a wretched and pitiless enemy without mercy.
Of the pitiless application of this principle.
That daughter of ours is just pitiless.
Cavallotti began a pitiless campaign of defamation against him.
The battle was fierce and the victors pitiless.
Quickness and pitiless rapidity of things.
We are going to lead a war which will be pitiless.
This is the pitiless logic of austerity.
That bide the pelting of this pitiless storm.
Do not think me pitiless in thus demanding sentence on a luckless boy.
Storm time on the pitiless seas.
Pitiless towards the young.
You should learn to become a pitiless censor of yourself.
When people fought back the repression was pitiless.
More cruel and more pitiless than war.
Others saw a pitiless tyrant who preferred conflict to compromise.
Churchill replied with pitiless repression.
Pitiless harpy is the misprint.
We should be our own pitiless censors.
A pitiless person is also pitiful.
Or love may meet a dire and pitiless end.
The pitiless tyranny.
But there are other laws which are not pitiless.
Failure would mean pitiless reprisals.
But the effect of all this honesty was rather pitiless.
My eyes are as pitiless as the sun.
The repression is bloody and pitiless.
The remembrance of these pitiless wars has never been effaced.
Blair ought to have known that politics is a pitiless business.
It seems kind of pitiless to shoot the dog in the first place.
But why are you so pitiless.
Full of pitiless righteousness.
They say police is pitiless.
