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• Finally and, as it turned out, unforgivingly.
• The problem is, Lord Vere is unforgivingly stupid.
• Sam Lansky from Billboard " acknowledged " unforgivingly clobbered " drums on the chorus.
• Best Miniseries : HBO's " The Corner " was gritty, realistic and unforgivingly graphic.
• "I think journalists do tend to come at public figures more unforgivingly than they used to, " he said.
• Richard Coles, a musician and broadcaster, commented : " No singer is so closely miked up so unforgivingly as Karen Carpenter.
• Many people go through life with a single, vivid taste image of a lemon _ one of something acidic, clean tasting and unforgivingly sharp.
• He is destined to be pigeon-holed, unforgivingly and unfortunately, as the man whose superhero cape got tangled in his cap and gown.
• But once she hears that Louis may have sexually approached her innocent big sister, Eve unforgivingly goes about trying to effect her father's death.
• Salt's work has been accused of voyeurism in its impersonal and unforgivingly objective portrayals of impoverished lifestyles, something he has gone some way to acknowledge:
• Yassin's presence in Gaza serves as a constant reminder of the threat that unforgivingly fundamentalist groups like Hamas pose to Arafat's far more secular, freewheeling leadership circle.
• The sun beat down unforgivingly for most of the day, but around 5 p . m . a summer squall baptized the crowd _ and brought with it fear of electrical storms.
• Not for regional flavor or as a cheery travelogue, but as a scary, strangely seductive and unforgivingly brutal force of nature-- like the jungle of " Apocalypse Now ."
• Clayton charts the full gamut of childhood emotion-carefree and playful one minute, unforgivingly cruel the next-in what remains one of the most sorely underappreciated portraits of the vicissitudes of childhood.
• Unpredictable, independent and unforgivingly intellectual, Ingrid is a successful artist who is raising her daughter to think for herself-- although, as demanding parents are wont to do, she may really be grooming Astrid to think like her.
• Along the way he lashed himself unforgivingly for having been a self-absorbed, work-obsessed automaton, and in the end he vowed to live his life as a better, more loving man, not afraid of his feelings.
• Schiller, who is now writing a memoir of her time with Holmes, and his widow Sharon ( played by Lisa Kudrow in her unforgivingly judgmental gear ), were consultants on the movie, and who knows how their influence affected its objectivity.
• Binding and draping were also the signatures of such style provocateurs as Ghesquiere, who showed Greco-Roman gowns in his collection for Callaghan in New York, and Karl Lagerfeld, whose draped looks at Fendi in Milan were unforgivingly cinched by brass belts.
• Late in his career, he talked unforgivingly of being pulled over late at night by Pittsburgh police officers for no apparent reason until they realized who he was, of being separated from his white teammates during spring training in a still largely segregated South.
• The conditions were near perfection, the trails retrofitted to a smooth, single-fall-line meander, and we can only imagine the difference in equipment Curley now uses from what he was trying to horse down through those unforgivingly narrow, icy trails of old.