Sentence examples for Unremitting work from inspiring English sources
Unremitting work and frequent speeches in the Legislative Assembly and at the Jacobin Club (a total of some 450 since the beginning of the session) had undermined Robespierre's health, and he became irritable and distant.
In cotton-growing areas a system of gang labor prevailed that required unremitting work from dawn till dusk.
It can take five years of unremitting work here to break clear of the debt, leaving parents too little time to raise their children or learn English.
When he died, aged 60, after a decade of unremitting work and persistent illness, Cooper was mourned the world over as more than a much-loved film star.
O'Rowe, however, chose to stage his most unremitting work at the Gate, the Bentley of Dublin theatres, which once a year or so sprinkles some broken glass into its programme of Pinters and classic revivals.
But these pacts are routinely ignored by the company, the unions say, and while workers bemoan the unremitting work schedule, their biggest gripe is getting docked for days when broken machinery or an oversupply of coal on the market leaves them idle.
Perhaps Father's Day at least gives me a pretext to make the case against unremitting hard work.
No English author of comparable status has devoted 20 years of his maturity to such unremitting editorial work, and the weeklies' success was due not only to his illustrious name but also to his practical sagacity and sustained industry.
Moreover, the city neighborhoods are not conducive to safe outdoor activities due to the confluence of population density, traffic jams, and crime; other prohibitive factors include a hot and humid climate, unremitting construction work, and excessive dust [ 10, 11].
The core of the ethic, even in its later, secularized form self-reliance, unremitting devotion to work, and a morality that postulated just rewards form self-reliance—was unremittingby the complete transformation of the organizational form of work itself.
It would seem from this description that Never Let Me Go is a work of unremitting bleakness and gratuitous sordidity.
