Sentence examples for almost unremittingly from inspiring English sources

The world presented is almost unremittingly harsh.

Her preacher back home had called the North "a New Jerusalem," but her experiences in Philadelphia are almost unremittingly tough.

Brutally spare, almost unremittingly bleak, it presents adult relationships as viewed by an uncomprehending eye – specifically Bausch's as a child.

The table in the summary for policymakers is almost unremittingly bad news; the conclusions in the chapters that fed into it, while far from cheery, were more mixed.

For another, the novel, first published in Turkey in 1983 and only now appearing here, is — despite flashes of levity and wit — almost unremittingly intense, gothic and peculiar.

The story of her decline is almost unremittingly bleak, full of missed chances and moments when her own intransigence or simple contrariness would torpedo what appeared to be a genuine break.

Admonitions from the EU to curb government spending, reconsider tax cuts, moderate wage rises, and try harder to improve productivity have been falling on Portugal almost as unremittingly as the rain.

What made it such compelling viewing was that its answers were unremittingly, almost unbearably, dark.

What made Black Mirror such compelling viewing this year was that its answers were unremittingly, almost unbearably, dark.

It is unremittingly dark – or almost so – and this fact, I believe, lies at the root of its greatness.

There are some good things to be said about the Jets, the first of which is that they are now, and have been for the last few years, legitimately berserk in a way that the unremittingly corporate NFL almost never is anymore.