Sentence examples for as implacable as from inspiring English sources

The author is as implacable as circumstance.

It was haunting, stern, as implacable as a machine.

You try to make yourself look as implacable as possible, and hope that will make the other side cave.

Sex censorship is virtually a dead issue, but the demands of art remain as implacable as ever.

So it was possible that, despite their Islamo-fascist rhetoric, some of the Muslim brothers would not be as implacable as they sounded.

Doing a buddy routine with Rummy yesterday in Washington, as the defense secretary accepted an award, Vice President Dick Cheney was as implacable as ever.

Whoever is selected is unlikely to be as implacable a foe of inflation as Mr. Weber, who embodied the German obsession with price stability.

It is not as murderous, not as implacable and not as dedicated to its goal: indeed, its leaders are divided between those seeking to build a modern economy and society, and the "dark forces" in the army and the government concerned to build up military power and national assertiveness.It is no accident that China's militarists and reactionaries are its own foremost opponents of PNTR.

(He defected to NBC in 1978.) His successors at ABC were just as implacable.

Why has North Korea decided to reach out to the people it still regards as implacable foes?

A tough, outdoors type, General LeMay appeared gruff and dominating and was seen as implacable and unduly blunt.