On the other hand, when I was a child (and a relentless TV-watcher), a commercial that involved the shattering of a glass jug terrified me to the extent that I had to run from the room and cover my ears.
Kerr said: "His devoted widow, Geraldine, and [their] children have waged a relentless campaign to have a proper investigation conducted into the circumstances of Mr Finucane's murder.
Cynthia Dunbar, a board member who has described public education as a "subtly deceptive tool of perversion", and who homeschooled her own children, emerges as a relentless ideologue.
During the past decade or so, the banning of a variety of activities associated with children's life has acquired a relentless dynamic.
Robbins came from a remarkable immigrant family that had fled pogroms and endured countless hardships in the United States and put a relentless emphasis on its children's education.
"Saw a horse, he ran into the back of the room, where the children go to cry," Spunt hollers, banging a relentless eighth-note beat on a floor tom.
It is imperative that we cultivate a relentless empathy in our children who are hearing polarizing rhetoric everywhere they go.
That kindled in Greg a great sense of social injustice.' As a child, facing relentless banter from his two older brothers, he learnt how to be funny and wicked in the same breath, a skill that has never left him.
Some are wonderful, but neither body of work is done any favors by this arrangement, which creates a relentless bigger-smaller parent-child rhythm.
Half-naked children bathing in sewage and cloaked in misery remain a relentless alarm clock on Pakistan's collective conscious.
A child's garden of vices, "My Booky Wook" is also a relentless ride with a comic mind clearly at the wheel.
