unremorseful造句

• Interviewers described Poplawski as unremorseful with a " cold demeanor ".
• O'Neal apologized to teammates but was otherwise unremorseful.
• Forbes has been unremorseful about the Vietnam War.
• Nevertheless, the Gore campaign was unremorseful Sunday.
• The man, unremorseful, is deformed.
• The attacks were deliberate, premeditated, repeated and, to this moment, unremorseful.
• The same adjectives pop up over and over in conversations _ Trantino is arrogant and unremorseful.
• McVeigh, the unremorseful Oklahoma City bomber who killed 168 people, is not among them.
• Their words and postures stated loudly that they remain self-indignant and unremorseful over the pathetic state of the country.
• Tenney was unremorseful and appeared to wish to reestablish contact with Soviet handlers, dashing the FBI's hopes to gain her cooperation.
• The others were the unremorseful has-beens we've been reading about these past few weeks, fantasy leaguers on leave from life.
• Hours later, when the plumber fished out its remnants, I felt completely unremorseful when I pointed an accusatory finger at my baby sister.
• But experts contend that the majority of serial killers are best understood as psychopaths, aware of the difference between right and wrong but unremorseful.
• Outside, the blazing sun is unremorseful; I ask for an iced lime juice which is so stiff I keep pouring in more and more syrup.
• The Los Angeles County district attorney's office bristled at her apparently unremorseful attitude, rejecting Ryder's efforts to get her charges reduced to misdemeanors.
• If nothing else, the sheer number of my contemporaries expected this week parodies denunciations of the unremorseful convicted rapist and the calls for a consumer boycott of his fight.
• Tod Goldberg, in a critical review for " Las Vegas CityLife ", called the book " an unremorseful account of being married to a hitman ."
• The Microsoft brief said the author of a new book reported that Jackson compared Microsoft executives to unremorseful gang members convicted of murder and compared company Chairman Bill Gates to Napoleon.
• But a transcript released at the hearing Wednesday demonstrated that at least one FALN member, in an April 1999 phone conversation monitored by prison officials while he was incarcerated, appeared unremorseful.
• "Some people died, and I've been portrayed as unremorseful, " Morse told Senior Judge Thomas Gallen Thursday . " I am remorseful for everyone's losses ."