Sentence examples for cold and implacable from inspiring English sources

Ice is cold and implacable.

Among the four, he is the one who vanquished a cold and implacable foe — cancer — that attacked his testicles and spread to his brain, to achieve extraordinary success that inspired millions of others who suffered with cancer or had loved ones who did.

In the following days, making my way through the towns hardest hit by the quake and hearing stories from people like the rescuer Mr. Jiang, I realized that whatever violence people unleash on each other, the wrathful face of nature can be just as cold and lethal and implacable.

The alternating cold and hot, that implacable sense of nature, and the feeling that maybe, if you listen and pay attention, if you heed advice, you will make it through.

Ruth is brutal and implacable.

As polemics, they are uncompromising and implacable.

Pausing briefly for dramatic effect, Rumsfeld - himself a veteran cold warrior - told his new staff, "Perhaps this adversary sounds like the former Soviet Union, but that enemy is gone: our foes are more subtle and implacable today.

Their tracks are vast, slow-moving and implacable.

Yes, there would be downsides and implacable opposition.

Mr. Abraham delivers it with a complicated mixture of bitterness and implacable logic.

The most dangerous and implacable foes of Indian rule fall outside the Hurriyat's large tent.