Sentence examples for a relentless tide from inspiring English sources

He was a relentless tide of optimism.

The power of big data, openness, and transparency is a relentless tide that's only getting stronger.

We were challenging what felt like a relentless tide of incidents where Jew hatred was not being taken seriously by a mainstream political party.

"But I got a good sense of how Palestinian families are waiting to be evicted," he said, adding they faced a "relentless tide".

Since then, however, Rousseff – who is just seven months into her second term – has been weakened by a relentless tide of bad economic news, political setbacks and pressure from auditors, prosecutors and election monitors.

And the same applies in largely Muslim countries where, of course, many devout people quite understandably feel that that their way of life, which involves public observances, is threatened by a relentless tide of Western-inspired secularism and vulgarity.

Alice was beheaded and his bleeding neck and the bodies of shop-window mannequins were nuzzled and gnawed to the accompaniment of a throbbing, relentless tide of menacing rock music.

Mainly, though, it is a small dam against the relentless tide of chaos lapping at his corner of Bedford-Stuyvesant.

And against the relentless tide of new building, a lone tree stands firm.

With Jack Newton and Will Little dominating the midfield and Chris Casey up top, the relentless Tide attack, supported by a cast of hungry second-grade wingers – Andrew Bertoia, Ben Cason, Charlie Mannon and Cole Junge – proved too much for the skillful young Mariners team.

For most of a second half, played almost entirely in shooting distance of West Ham's goal, he had crouched and pointed, dashed down the touchline and bellowed any instructions he could think of to keep a relentless Manchester City tide at bay.