The undirected destruction, mindless, merciless.

He'd never thought of himself as a violent man, but the merciless destruction of his city had raised in him an anger that couldn't be denied.

Whereupon every single Ogg would turn on him, every part of the family closing up together like the parts of a well-oiled, blue-steeled engine to deal instant merciless destruction to the interloper.

It had to be arranged and carried out in cold blood, with only one purpose, an utterly ruthless and merciless destruction of any man however remotely connected with pirate operations in the Pleiads.

In late spring 1869, Nechayev wrote Catechism of a Revolutionary, a program for the "merciless destruction" of society and the state.

A species capable of the merciless destruction committed in the night just past, however, must be without conscience, without remorse, incurably sociopathic.

Her Third Face, most apt to merciless destruction.

Stalin's merciless destruction of many of the great monuments of Russia is a tragedy surpassed in its wanton indignity only by his merciless destruction of his own population.

The beast reared to its full height - eight feet of black, merciless destruction.

Martinelli called the Libyan government's actions "a merciless destruction of the Libyan population" and said it was "very unfortunate" that the regime had "attacked and massacred its own citizens ... and, for 42 years, has had a dictator like Gaddafi".