mercilessly

IPA: mˈɝsʌɫʌsɫi

Examples of "mercilessly" in Sentences

2: Attack it mercilessly from the air around the clock.
Bush had responded in South Carolina by attacking McCain mercilessly from the right.
The only reason I can figure out why they bash her so hatefully and mercilessly is that they are scared spitless of her.
(I paraphrase mercilessly here from a recent article by Cory Doctorow that I saw somewhere or other (probably via BoingBoing).)
There’s a concern he’s trying to appeal to the “beer and popcorn” crowd, to borrow mercilessly from the Liberal campaign of 2006.
The root ball of my new rosemary plant, on examination, does have the the look of having been hacked mercilessly from a larger bush.
Isn´t it amusing, folks, how cowardly vultures circle endlessly over even the wounded objects of their desire only to move in mercilessly to feast in beastly and repulsive fashion on the carrion once the deliciously and previously unattainable target is stone dead?