Sentence examples for be as implacable as from inspiring English sources

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

I am certain that from today on the popular offensive will be as implacable as ever and that the attack will come from all sides because the Venezuelan people have clasped their banner and are going on to battle and victory again".

The author is as implacable as circumstance.

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.

So he called a snap general election for April 2nd three years early arguing that his critics were an unrepresentative bunch and that the Thai people as a whole should be his judge.But his opponents are proving as implacable as Mr Thaksin is immovable.

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

The keynote speech is Shylock's cool retort to the judge that human hate is as unreasoning — and as implacable — as an allergy to cats.

At Thursday's Cabinet, he was, in the words of one witness, 'incredibly strong' about the folly of conceding to the firefighters, as implacable as he has been in public.

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

The Homes was an orphanage, a vast neoclassical gray stone building set back from a main road, its front as implacable as a hospital or a prison, a little kingdom.