mercilessness การใช้

• Documented examples of IRS mercilessness are legion.
• But the mercilessness here is gruesome.
• Woodard impersonates them with the same affection and mercilessness she brings to embodying her younger self.
• This was true on both sides of the Pacific War, and contributed to the mercilessness of that conflict.
• Demme wants us to sympathize with the bad guys, but playful mercilessness is what we want from a thriller.
• The Guardian described her as " a love poet whose verse spares no truth of love s joys and mercilessness"
• Nevertheless, the lacks of conditions in these areas along with the corruption and mercilessness of local officials failed the program.
• Bob Slaughter, a combat veteran of World War II, said, sizing up the stealth and mercilessness of modern terrorists.
• The glare of all those television cameras, the mercilessness of videotape, has made image-shifting harder to achieve than ever.
• The mercilessness which the Athenian invaders showed to the Melians was exceptional even for the time and shocked many Greeks, even in Athens.
• U . S . troops, said Peters, " are unprepared for the absolute mercilessness " of which these warriors are capable.
• There, she regularly hectors right-wing colleagues about the mercilessness in their government-cutting agenda and the need for community-rooted social innovations.
• This film is a love story, a tragedy, a mystery, a tale about provincial America, a piece about the American justice system and its mercilessness.
• Charles Barkley had declared, " We are not a very smart team, " and no NBA team punishes ignorance with more straight-faced mercilessness than the Utah Jazz.
• Fouch? as both a ruthless suppressor of Federalist rebellion and one of the proponents of Robespierre's overthrow, demonstrated the mercilessness that politics took on in France during the period.
• Played by Amaral Matos, Jacopo is Rui Pedro's black'father', who teaches him to respect nature and African culture but also gives the young boy his first experience of mercilessness.
• What made the story both scary and substantial was the mercilessness with which it exposed our permeability to a terrorist attack at home more than a year after 9 / 11 " changed everything ."
• Immediately after realizing that Drek intends to destroy Veldin with a planet-destroying weapon called the Deplanetizer and allow his already-completed planet to take its place of orbit, Ratchet swears to kill Drek for his mercilessness.
• One of the henchmen, Ataide Pereira, is questioned by an American investigator and tells a gruesome tale of murder and mercilessness . anthropologist sees the situation as clearly as West but has no power or means to change it for the better.
• The mercilessness with which theoretical physicists tear apart one another's work is part of a tradition some trace back to J . Robert Oppenheimer, who left the Manhattan Project after World War II to preside over the intellectual free-for-all at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.