remorselessly

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• Now even his mountainous funeral is creeping into the remorseless past.

• As the war kills the young, so the remorseless passage of time claims the old.

• Browne demolishes these four claims, step by remorseless step, with studies and examples drawn from military experience.

• The same remorseless logic applies to retraining; at some point, investments in new education simply don't repay their costs.

• The arithmetic of bombing is just that remorseless, leading to the novel's most famous joke: "People are trying to kill me."

• "It is time," he heard Kalkmann's remorseless voice continue just behind him.

• Many a time and oft had she pleaded, with tears, to the remorseless girl who looked so soft and yielding.

• If only progress, that remorseless conqueror, would even spare its victims' lives!

• She would have slid and insinuated and made her gliding progress almost imperceptible, but none the less remorseless.

• He had long been established as Governor of Entre Rios, where he had acted with remorseless cruelty in stamping out disaffection.