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Перевод: remorseless

[прилагательное]
безжалостный; беспощадный; не испытывающий раскаяния

Тезаурус:

1. Luigi was remorseless.
2. Apart from remorseless administrative efforts by the successive Permanent Under-Secretaries of the Ministry of Defence to reduce overheads so that more resources could be freed for re-equipment programmes, two well-trodden paths off the "Military Road to Absurdity" have been thoroughly explored: partnership with the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand (the ABCA countries); and collaboration with our Western European allies.
3. Iron jaws and iron claws, opening the cotton, chewing it, champing it, throwing out the cotton, spewing it, stamping it, backwards and forwards, backwards and forwards, backwards and forwards in a ruthless and remorseless inescapable refrain:
4. While the remorseless Soviet military build-up continued to give Defence powerful arguments for keeping up Britain's Defence forces, the failure of the British economy to grow in the enervating climate of the Welfare State progressively eroded Britain's military strength.
5. A town like Towcester is a little larger than my thumbnail, the M1 is a hairline fracture, and the only piece of geometry anywhere is the remorseless straight line, seen from space, of the old Roman Watling Street.
6. THE New Zealand Rugby League tourists must envy the amount of publicity - and the financial rewards - currently being enjoyed by their countrymen from the unsullied "amateur" world of Rugby Union as the latter grind their remorseless way around Wales and Ireland.
7. "It is the time when attention to detail must be absolutely remorseless.
8. But the pressure for productivity has sometimes been remorseless.
9. But the pips squeaked and still the remorseless pressure was on and on, in a cool, impersonal style.
10. None of them could disagree that it was a species of tyranny that left an unhappy debtor to the mercy of a remorseless creditor whose affluence prevented him from knowing the sorrows of adversity and who, nursed in the lap of plenty, had never heard the call of hunger or knew the cry of distress.
11. Some may find Barker's remorseless eloquence tiring, his singing tone inflated, but this lively and varied book is a remarkable collection to have left behind.
12. It is a sound maxim that you do not ask the barber whether you need a haircut, and if Prof Paulos is not a wholly disinterested party in matters of numeracy, you will certainly not expect Arno Penzias, a distinguished physicist and vice-president for research at the Bell Telephone Laboratories of ATT, to be less than sanguine about the remorseless advance of information technology.
13. He bit his lip and looked into the remorseless, even flames.