Meanings of pitilessness in English

That he was a hard man, austere to utter pitilessness, everybody averred.

It rang out clear and pitiless, with that pitilessness of a great love.

The whole pitilessness of her nature gleamed like a cold light in her white face.

The nothingness of man against the pitilessness of fate made all the world a blank.

She recalled the look his face had worn, the sternness, the pitilessness of his eyes.

Even by his own countrymen Magendie's pitilessness was denounced.

Despair, cruelty, pitilessness, malice, suffering, want, loss, misery.

You can now persevere in pitilessness, an essential in one who would support what we call justice.

The mob has its seasons of pitilessness.

The rough jostling, the discomfort and pitilessness, the utter animality of it all,-itis hard to conceive it even inadequately.

We look into his or her eyes and know that hatred grows, grievance festers, determination increases, the pitilessness has not waned.

Unlike too, of course, but it is the pitilessness common to both extremes that shows most strongly in an old, wrinkled visage.

His face assumed an expression of cold pitilessness, he bit his lips as if he wanted blood, and screwed up his eyes.

The bitter harvest of her wrong deed was garnered for her, poured upon her head at every turn, by the pitilessness of events.

And then, again, see how merciful and reformatory is the working of physical retribution compared with the pitilessness of the moral retribution of memory.

This is the sanctuary from which all human personalities, however weak and helpless, have been permitted to endure the cruelty and pitilessness of fate.