Sentence examples for Remain unrelenting from inspiring English sources
But all signs suggest that Republicans remain unrelenting in their insistence on preserving the full amount of the cuts, and adding many billions more.
Here, and elsewhere in large parts of the countryside, the violence and fear remain unrelenting, underscoring the difficulty of ending a war fueled by a drug trade that is proving immune to American-financed efforts to stop it.
It is not surprising that as the grueling economic conditions continue unabated and the high rates of unemployment remain unrelenting, many politicians and policy makers are increasingly trying to whip up xenophobia and nationalist sentiments among workers.
The pope is spending four days in a country whose Communist dictatorship has remained unrelenting in its repression of free speech, political dissent and other human rights despite a warming of relations with the Vatican and the United States.
Donahue subsequently disavowed the Scopes trial idea, but he has remained unrelenting in his criticism of both the EPA and the legislation underway.
But our guilt remains unrelenting.
Washington's biographer Ron Chernow tells us that "for all the beauty and scenic vistas of his estate, the financial pressure remained unrelenting". Washington felt this way despite the labor of Mount Vernon's hundreds of enslaved African-Americans.
The Trojans' offense slowed in the second quarter but the defense remained unrelenting, stifling any Stanford effort at a comeback.
The issues, though, remain intractable and unrelenting.
From Taye Coles in Braddock, PA: "Just outside of the East End of Pittsburgh, rain started early afternoon on Monday and has remained steady & unrelenting through 11 p.m.
Rich Matrisciano, another anti-Agenda 21 "expert," posited that climate change represents "perhaps the biggest hoax ever perpetrated on the human race," and enjoined that folks remain vigilant about hoax-peddlers' unrelenting attempts to "indoctrinate our children" by teaching them about environmental issues in school.
