Mercilessly in a sentence

A guy who has been getting pounded mercilessly for most of four weeks, thanks to poor offensive line play and some questionable play-calling.

A killer is stalking witches, hunting them down mercilessly.

As fate would have it, John Wick would be dragged back into the criminal underbelly after his dog was mercilessly killed in the first movie.

But they’d also understand deeply that a sovereign country has been mercilessly and unjustifiably attacked.

Enrique, 48, was mercilessly mocked after video of his awkward, autotuned performance last month surfaced online, with fans comparing the iconic musician to Kermit the Frog and speculating his voice technology had failed.

For the past week, Apple had been mercilessly trolling Bills players on social media after knocking out the Bills from the playoffs.

Harry and Meghan were mercilessly mocked in an episode of the US series entitled The Worldwide Privacy Tour where a fictional Prince and Princess of Canada demand people stop looking at them while courting publicity all the while.

He further alleged that members of the Labour Party, including a candidate of the party, Derek Uhunmwagho, were mercilessly beaten up and chased away from the polling units where the rerun election was taking place.

He said: 'What is it if you bully somebody so mercilessly that they kill themselves?

He valued his entertainment a lot, and he would mercilessly slaughter anyone who got in his way.

In his book Hashimpura 22 May: The Forgotten Story of India’s Biggest Custodial Killing (translated from the Hindi), Vibhuti Narain Rai wrote: тАЬIn…Maliyana, a violent mob of Hindus and personnel from the PAC had mercilessly killed dozens of Muslims.

Johnson's portrayal of Trump immediately stole the spotlight as he crashed the debate stage and mercilessly mocked his rivals.

Mounties have been stationed outside a Richmond, B.C., home where they say a dog owner is being "mercilessly harassed" over false allegations of animal cruelty propagated on posters in the community and further spread online.

My client’s entire fault is his ultra-Orthodox appearance, for which he was mercilessly attacked to the point of endangering his life.

Otherwise, the victims are not persons, they are “things,” and can be mistreated mercilessly, causing death or permanent psychological and physical harm lasting a lifetime.

People in the Aralam area are tribes and we are being killed mercilessly by wild elephants, but the forest department turns a blind eye.

Scotland’s culinary nous (or lack of) is mercilessly pilloried in a punchline no one (except perhaps the Scots in the audience) see coming.

She is most proud of her monthly show, “Women Crush,” which has a fresh and diverse line up, including national headliners as well as the brightest up and comers; Marcella mercilessly hosts the best curated show in all of Los Angeles.

She was bullied mercilessly and even the teachers were uncomfortable around her.

They are sworn to mercilessly strike down the cruel and the wicked and to deliver righteous judgment to the accused.