Pitiless

These pitiless loops will be discussed at the latest United Nations General Assembly, which begins on Tuesday.

Her prose is glorious — concrete, restrained, with the occasional, always justified, lyrical fillip — and her insight pitiless.

She was otherwise pitiless in assessing his wrongs: the kowtowing to tyrants, the naked abuses of power, the weaponizing of America’s racial divides for political gain.

These soldiers, the backbone—and cannon fodd— for Frederick’s wars of conquest, were often farmhands, wandering youths, school dropouts, and homeless people dragged off the streets or farms by pitiless impressment gangs.

A club-goer killed a 21-year-old with a single slash to the throat in an 'act of pitiless savagery' before going on the run for almost four years, a court heard today.

And so it goes for 90 profane, repetitive, discursive, hilarious, pitiless, insightful pages.

Paul later figures that the training taught by Himmelstoß made them "hard, suspicious, pitiless, and tough" but most importantly it taught them comradeship.