How to pronounce “unforgiving” in English

unforgiving um the negotiator's words uh passionate passion real heart kind

And Kant is so unforgiving and kind of hardcore that he doesn't care about what you want.

It's unforgiving.

So eating is uniquely unforgiving of lapses in self-control.

and high school is a pretty unforgiving place, and you can either walk away from it smiling or crying, honestly.

It's a little bit unforgiving sometimes, hard to dial in.

Rather than living under the unforgiving gaze of a panoptic, Orwellian society, it's more accurate to say that we live in a state of constant possible surveillance.

They do things as relievers of the stress that is unforgiving and unrelenting in their lives.

I know he means that war is callous and unforgiving, that a militant can surround himself with a dozen women and children so that the pilot must decide

This is a tale of heroism and determination in the most unforgiving territory on Earth.

um it this the violin is beautiful but unforgiving and that

thought of before, which was just how unforgiving and subject to the whims of nature and society it is to be an astronomer.

great social system and they're so open No actually they're very unforgiving if you want to be an entrepreneur in

Her voice was cold and harsh, unforgiving.

He's made unforgiving decisions with completely irreversible results, but he's not a dumb guy.

which I think is, in a lot of our nature, it's easier to be harsh and be unforgiving of yourself.

And if you're slightly out, it's very, very unforgiving.

And then, my ribs and feet hurt at the end of the night, because the costumes were very unforgiving.

By training these three animals, the nomads made the harsh, unforgiving steppes into a land rich with accessible game.

And up in Maine and New Hampshire, they have a lot of exposed, unforgiving granite.

It's very, very unforgiving.

And so, with comprehensive digital remembering, we may turn into an unforgiving society.