Her chapter on the evolution of the cottage, for example, describes a relentlessly upward trajectory.
Haidt shows, for example, how subjects relentlessly marshal arguments for the incest taboo, no matter how thoroughly an interrogator demolishes these arguments.
No one in France has, for example, been more relentlessly, courageously contemptuous of the extreme right-wing Le Pens, père et fille.
Take Thomas Edison, for example, who worked relentlessly to make sparks.
But the explosive climaxes, the sometimes vertiginous speeds – in the scherzo and finale of the 5th, and in the finale of the 7th, for example – seem to be relentlessly insistent and are at a cost to the music's moments of wit.
There's Senator Rockefeller, for example, who has been relentlessly positive.
When Wallace fell madly in love with poet Mary Karr, for example, he hounded her relentlessly, got her name tattooed on his arm, and eventually moved to Syracuse just to be closer to her.
Alienation results when people are so confused or conflicted are relentlessly exposed, for example, to the social manufacture of incompatible desires that they take on roles they mistakenly believe they want or deceive themselves about wanting.
He fills in both the back story and the fore story: how China came to be in the mess that it was in after the Cultural Revolution, for example, and how Deng's reforms relentlessly turned China into the economic powerhouse of today.Mr Caryl also sprinkles his fast-paced narrative with plenty of striking details.
But it also spawned competitors, and some Jordanians, for example, say those who tired of the relentlessly American point of view abandoned the station.
Every procedure, every process, is relentlessly scrutinised, which is why, for example, every job interview lasts 30 minutes and offers of employment are decided by a peer-review process rather than by the most senior manager present.
