| I used to think it was beautiful, but now the weather's my enemy, pitiless and uncaring as napalm and bear traps. |
| The pitiless showerhead continues to drench her, the water bearing her life's blood down the drain. |
| They utterly failed to see how the event had changed everything, by revealing just how pitiless and ruthless our new opponent was prepared to be. |
| And doubtless in surveying American culture our pitiless foe finds much evidence to support such a malign view. |
| Marcus is a pitiless, fast-talking psychopath who can turn his disadvantages into yours in one sentence flat. |
| But the pitiless character of his criticism diminishes these letters in this respect, even as it enlarges them in other ways. |
