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In fact, she had never seen him act unforgiving at all.

Let me remember how unforgiving the nuclear power industry is.

She was still watching the scene with such cold, unforgiving eyes.

But the women must race on the same relatively short and unforgiving course.

I have got no feet to stand on and the boat is pretty unforgiving.

Her friends said the unforgiving process had to take a personal toll.

The old man looked at him with an unforgiving gaze.

She was a woman with an unforgiving past, and an uncertain future.

But when companies warned of problems, the market was unforgiving.

He is aggressive and almost unforgiving, but deep down a good person.

In these hard and unforgiving times, some people have struggled as they've never had to before.

When Young says the cap is unforgiving, he means it.

The Continent can be a very cold and unforgiving place.

However, the unforgiving judges can only walk out on him once.

Television is an unforgiving medium that shows us exactly as we are.

Maybe there was also a touch of worry in those unforgiving eyes.

The town is unforgiving and the people there never liked her anyway.

When someone is unforgiving, don't you think nothing but no good will come of it?

Much of the fighting has also been vicious and unforgiving.

When he looked up again, his expression was harsh, unforgiving.

And from an early age they know that the system is unforgiving: those who fail will be asked to leave.

But in the meantime, he still has to deal with unforgiving critics.

He was an unforgiving man who never forgot a slight.

Coming out is, in an unforgiving sense, an admission of fraud.

But they are in an unforgiving line of work.