Sentence examples for an unremitting from inspiring English sources
The German pope gave Catholics an unremitting theology lesson.
Immediately apparent is his astonishing vigour, an unremitting intensity derived from sheer joy in music-making.
The early criticisms Hubbard received from psychiatrists made him an unremitting foe to all mental health activities but his own.
It begins to seem we are always travelling in the same direction, towards an unremitting physicality in which the mind perceives an irresistible provocation.
All the more so with those terminal cancers where the clinical consensus is for brutal interventions which achieve no more than stretching out an unremitting prognosis.
Kurt Andersen's survey of "Pop Culture in the Age of Obama" (Aug. 9) takes his readers into an unremitting male territory.
Since he took office in 2009, Obama has faced an unremitting chorus of criticism, left and right, domestic and foreign, dismissing him as hapless, even hopeless.
Simultaneously, there is an unremitting immunological pressure on non-resistant tumour cells.
Most adults with eating disorders present in their twenties or early thirties and, on average, have suffered from an unremitting eating disorder for 8 years (Fairburn et al., 2007).
"There will be an unremitting emphasis on sex.
Like an unremitting series of lunges after random lump sums.
