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Meanings of more pitiless in English
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Usage of more pitiless in English
1
You are more pitiless than the waves from which you saved her.
2
Nothing could be harder or more pitiless than his manner that morning.
3
It subsists, I say, this hypothesis, more tenacious, more pitiless than ever.
4
He is jealous as a tiger, and more pitiless than one.
5
The unfortunate man's entreaties became more pitiful and their mocking replies more pitiless.
6
In the meantime the snake's eyes burned with a more pitiless malevolence than ever.
7
As an example of man's inhumanity to man it ranked amongst the more pitiless.
8
In the mean time the snake's eyes burned with a more pitiless malevolence than before.
9
Every day we shall grow more brutalized, more pitiless.
10
May none here gathered encounter a more pitiless storm than that which is raging without!
11
But others denied this, declaring that he would be all the more pitiless to the Christians.
12
In their stead is an alert, untiring, relentless Nemesis, more pitiless because of intense, novel zeal.
13
Which is what makes them even more pitiless.
14
But these literary murderers, ready to destroy a comrade's book, are more pitiless than the Inquisition.
15
Her creditors were more pitiless than ever.
16
The Russian peasant, when he rises, will prove more terrible, more pitiless than were the men of 1790.
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