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Meanings of very unforgiving in English

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Usage of very unforgiving in English
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The pressures of film-making can reveal character in a very unforgiving way.
The Guardian
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Airplanes are very unforgiving if you don't do things right.
Outliers: the story of success
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The 1950s were very unforgiving and no one had money.
The Irish Times
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The media are very unforgiving, and will say of an addict: 'What is his problem?
The Guardian
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On National Geographic's Website he shared the story:The winter in Inner Mongolia is very unforgiving.
The South African
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I suspect that it will be a very unforgiving audience and a very demanding audience.
Radio NZ
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The truth is, I imagine, you are very unforgiving.
In a Steamer Chair, and Other Stories
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Kids that age can be very unforgiving.
Big girl: a novel
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She was ruthless, his sister, and very unforgiving -a trait that Saul recognized all too well.
Jupiter War
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The Pacific Crest Trail's very unforgiving.
The cactus eaters: how I lost my mind-and almost found myself-on...
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He very handsomely hopes they will be happy together; and there is nothing very unforgiving in that, I think.
Persuasion
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She was also very unforgiving.
News.com.au
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It is also very unforgiving.
The Guardian
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Space is very unforgiving.
Radio NZ
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Fiordland weather can be very unforgiving on a bad day with the potential for isolated thunderstorms to sit and stay in the U-shaped valleys.
Radio NZ
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"Esther, hear me out; you're very unforgiving, but if you'd hear me out--
Esther Waters
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