Sentence examples for both unrelenting from inspiring English sources
Her technique is the most highly developed body-training method in the entire field of modern dance, requiring both unrelenting discipline and prodigious virtuosity.
The timeliness of the film's behind-the-scenes political deal-making goes without saying, as we are again presented with a morally sound president trying to achieve a constructive good in the face of both unrelenting obstructionism and those theoretically on his side who see good as the enemy of perfect.
Oz is a prison drama of both unrelenting brutality ('I don't watch Oz,' Falco admits. 'It's too difficult') and considerable artistic flamboyance, largely unknown in this country because Channel 4 transmits it at 1.40am.
The Bahai community in Clifton embodies both stirring achievement and unrelenting tragedy.
Roosevelt was charming, his comedic timing was perfect, and he could be unrelenting, even merciless, with both.
The peace is broken by two young men in tennis whites (Michael Pitt and Brady Corbet), whose polite inquiries gradually harden into threats and then into acts of brutality that feel both groundless and unrelenting.
But ultimately "Rediscovering Jacob Riis" is an evocative and valuable reminder both of one unrelenting individual's ability to make a difference and of the relevance of his revelations to the painfully familiar problems we face today.
An auto analyst will watch model changes, ad campaigns, industry sales trends and guidance from company management which tends to steer them toward operating earnings and away from one-time items, which can be both substantial and unrelenting.
The competition was unrelenting for both politicians and entertainers, Kennedy said, but he assured him, "Just remember: there's always room for one more good one".
Donahue subsequently disavowed the Scopes trial idea, but he has remained unrelenting in his criticism of both the EPA and the legislation underway.
