unrepentant
repentless old use

In his unrepentant mind, there was no reason not to.

Or they could take the position that he was unrepentant.

Unrepentant to the last, she glared back up at him.

Although he did not use the line again at the weekend, the governor was unrepentant.

I am unrepentant; perhaps it will encourage someone else to do better.

Yes, all that may be true, but the Artist is absolutely unrepentant.

Six months later, the lady herself died, possibly unrepentant to the end.

White House officials, who expect the union members to return to the fold over issues like health care, are unrepentant.

While Morris was unrepentant for his words, he did seem more at ease.

Our clothes seem to have shrunk, but we are unrepentant.

In fact, he was cheeky and unrepentant about his behavior.

A cold, unrepentant sweat began to break out on his palms.

And like nearly all of them, she is unrepentant.

So far as I can tell he is both unrepentant and a prevaricator.

Willis lived to age 90, fierce and unrepentant to the end.

The shamelessly unrepentant, she found, always looked up at the sky.

I had my doubts: could anyone so stubborn and unrepentant really change?

At each new school I became a more unrepentant pain in the neck."

At least you've the strength today to get mad, she replied, unrepentant.

As for the timing of the hit, Stevens remained unrepentant.

Yet, even as this crisis came to a head, the bishops remained unrepentant.

Unrepentant, he used one of them to pat Anna's leg under the table.

"He was arrogant and unrepentant," the prosecutor told the court.

His answer cannot mean that all unrepentant people will die deservedly.

I thought as Nick shot an unrepentant grimace at me.