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    unforgiving


    1. Beyond the hedge and the ubiquitous, unforgiving, waist-high nettles, chunks of ballast gravel, sharp and stained, emited a slight haze of heat, baking the old timber sleepers laid a hundred years ago, counting off the miles between Blue Anchor and Watchett


    2. was cold and unforgiving - he would have his


    3. Avienus is by nature very unforgiving, ruthless


    4. That the Wheel of Life appears much too harsh and unforgiving!


    5. Unforgiving, the sea is called


    6. sending her prow into the unforgiving channel wall


    7. It remained a mystery to Molo how the Pilgrim could remain unperturbed by the roughness of the terrain, the adverse conditions, and the unforgiving miles he had walked to get here in the first place


    8. Truth was always hard and unforgiving


    9. “You’re a very unforgiving person for a nurse, do you know that?” he said, this time without a grin or a smile


    10. Then he turned to look at Nicole and asked her with a deep frown and an almost unforgiving stare:

    11. He hadn't expected the waiting would have been so unforgiving; all he could do was wait, hope and remember


    12. “But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come: For men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, unloving, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, haughty, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having a form of godliness but denying its power” (2 Tim


    13. Exactly! Even though Berlinski doesn’t seem to wholly agree with that postulation, the evidence of massive extinctions in the geologic record seems to indicate that the environment has, at times, proven to be very unforgiving


    14. There are probably many other indications where the wisdom of the ages complements modern discoveries, but suffice it to say that together they, science and religion, would exert a far stronger influence on the concerns of Man than they do today, separated as they are, into selfishly disposed, unforgiving competitors


    15. Her eyes were unforgiving


    16. unforgiving rays broken only by a faint mist that hung over the


    17. It was a harsh evening in london, the sky felt blue like an unforgiving spirit looming in the air of the city, from his windows he could see a grey sky overlooking passers by


    18. the parable of the unforgiving steward, who was forgiven a great debt by his master,


    19. She wanted him so badly, and he was separated from her by thick, cold stone and the unforgiving eyes of the High Police


    20. the image of the mother would stand between, unforgiving, un-

    21. She had sleek black hair pulled back in an unforgiving bun


    22. They were bitter about the influence Agatha had on Josie with regard to Chad and Manuel, and they seemed unforgiving about their treatment during the two or three months that Josie and Agatha lived together while Roger was in Spain


    23. At that very moment, a roaring filled his thoughts and something hard and unforgiving hit him in the back


    24. He sees only stillness and the unforgiving rock


    25. that he’d missed his chance in the unforgiving world of group


    26. hateful, unforgiving, and rule oriented


    27. Within the past few weeks, he had lost more than his aching head could even begin to count: his wife, his kids, everyone from the village - all starved and burned to death on the unforgiving trek towards the east; where they had hoped to find some food and water, a safe haven away from the drought, a place that appeared clearly unreachable


    28. Those mountain men were tough unforgiving souls


    29. He struggled to angle his head downwards and viewed the silver blade skewered through his neck and the unforgiving eyes viewing him through the tight eye slits, kneeling on the ground the Su-Katii’s arm extended up delivering the coup-de-grace


    30. If a Christian has an unforgiving spirit it will not separate them from their loved ones for all eternity

    31. An unforgiving spirit in a Christian hinders a close personal relationship with the Saviour and blocks their communion with Him--it does not condemn them to hell


    32. I believe that Michael belabored this point about forgiveness to assuage his conscience and sense of justice in the event that he was executed--he felt that if he were to die for a crime that he didn't commit then the judge, jury, prosecution, false witnesses and executioner would spend eternity in hell paying for their unforgiving and vengeful spirits


    33. One sinister and unforgiving


    34. There were still remnants of old cabins that had last seen occupants when the Cherokee lived there, silent reminders of life when it was harsh and unforgiving


    35. When the king heard of the doings of his chief steward, he called this ungrateful and unforgiving man before him and said: `You are a wicked and unworthy steward


    36. 1 Although Jesus did not die this death on the cross to atone for the racial guilt of mortal man nor to provide some sort of effective approach to an otherwise offended and unforgiving God; even though the Son of Man did not offer himself as a sacrifice to appease the wrath of God and to open the way for sinful man to obtain salvation; notwithstanding that these ideas of atonement and propitiation are erroneous, nonetheless, there are significances attached to this death of Jesus on the cross which should not be overlooked


    37. Emotionally, he was loveless and unforgiving


    38. It is an unforgiving environment,” Brenda replied


    39. He felt the harsh unforgiving strength of it as he pulled it tight between his hands


    40. unforgiving, controlling, and manipulative in their behavior

    41. The woman deserved more than a daughter’s unforgiving bitterness


    42. Unfortunately, life in those past millenniums was harsh and unforgiving


    43. An hour earlier, Peter had set a pot of chicken cacciatore on his gas stove, and after slamming the pot and its piping hot contents to the smooth tiled floor, where it clanged with a clank and a bang and pitter, he kicked at the stove until he heard an unmistakable, a horrid and nasty, unforgiving hiss


    44. The sea oats that protected the high dunes, still many yards from the unforgiving ocean and its fury that eroded the coastline, were nearly bent over in the wind and managed to catch much of the microscopic grains of sand that flew weightlessly through the air, bringing great discomfort and annoyance to those who stopped its progress


    45. “You’re not surprised then that he may have done this?” Feltus inquired at the change in the tone of the reverend’s voice that was steady and unforgiving


    46. the often unforgiving land had to offer, raising his family, and dealing


    47. Woolmack was what many would call a puritanical man, believing in family values and quite unforgiving of what he considered to be vices


    48. Life was indeed rough and unforgiving for most in this historical period


    49. Before Millie could address him, the crown parted and a tall, gaunt, man with sharp, unforgiving features and gray hair that matched his high collared uniform well approached her


    50. His voice was harsh, unforgiving – and he wanted a fight







































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    Synonyms for "unforgiving"

    unforgiving grim inexorable relentless stern unappeasable unrelenting

    "unforgiving" definitions

    unwilling or unable to forgive or show mercy


    not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty