Sentence examples for feel relentless from inspiring English sources

Danilova's juggernaut vocals can feel relentless, but considering Zola Jesus is a deliberately poised and arty affair, a little over-reaching melodrama is hardly a surprise.

Mertesacker sports a pale yellow bruise to his left temple, the legacy of a stray elbow from the goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny on the training ground and the buffeting, whether physical or mental, has come to feel relentless.

It can feel relentless, uptight, spooky, and desperate; you don't nod along so much as try to find your path through a maelstrom of way too many snares and high hats.

"The pace of violence in Baltimore can feel relentless," he tells viewers.

Congress, the president and the candidates who would like to replace him should feel relentless, unbearable political heat until they do deal with it.

It does feel relentless at times trying to keep up with all those demands and we don't have much time to take stock.

You could call "Ride the Beast" high-energy, but really it feels relentless and unpleasantly driven.

Some spoke of their anxiety over what the changes could mean; others said they felt relentless reorganisation had battered morale.

The subject matter — the sexual violation of women during and after the 1947 partition of the Indian subcontinent into Pakistan and India — was harrowing, and the accumulation of first-person accounts of rapes, abductions and murders felt relentless even when relieved with images from nature.

It feels like my hometown is the punchline of a relentless national joke.

Or does it feel the relentless increase in air travel is unsustainable?