remorselessness

Feeney’s prose is intentionally not morbid; there is more levity than self-pity or wallowing in the remorselessness of fate.

“Robertson has expressed remorselessness and endorsed future political violence,” Cooper wrote in his order.

“Raheem Sterling’s remorselessness of spirit, his refusal to be cowed, has lit his path to the point where he has been England’s most important player at the European Championship.”

Again it must be acknowledged that Arsenal are a side who regularly get themselves into trouble playing out from the back and that their structure might not have been so vulnerable had they not been without five key players, but still, the remorselessness of Liverpool, in the first half particularly, was a reminder of how, at their best, they can smother opponents.

The scale of Armstrong’s remorselessness can be grasped in the intensity of the venom and contempt he maintains for many of his contemporaries.