| On these sinners, rooted in their unrepentance, God will suddenly send down His Thunder and crush them all. |
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| A second song of Moses also describes the coming of devastating plagues, as a response to the corruption and unrepentance of men. |
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| This attitude contrasts with the stubborn unrepentance of sinners, shortly before the return of Jesus. |
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| Spiritual Babylon, in turn, displays the same unrepentance. |
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| Seeing the unrepentance of literal Babylon, God brought about its fall. |
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| The scholars cite adultery, lying, unrepentance, pride, gluttony, indifference to the poor, inhospitality, etc. |
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| A leftist Oxford professor I know once told me it was the blitheness of the upper class's unrepentance that drives him up the wall. |
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| South Koreans, however, see the Japanese claim as a sign of Japanese unrepentance of its colonial past. |
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| South Koreans, however, see the Japanese claim as a sign of Japanese unrepentance about its colonization of Korea. |
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| Echoing Sade's libertines' unrepentance in evil, he laughs at the thought that he is a miserable sinner. |
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| Reuben had had everything going for him but was now to lose it all because of unrepentance. |
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| A half hour came and went, but rather than confess Gorzki remained standing, the expression on his face a muddy compound of sullenness, bewilderment, and unrepentance. |
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