Sentence examples for has aged relentlessly from inspiring English sources

Over the last 30 years or so, the newspaper audience has aged relentlessly.

"People want to be, look, and feel younger, and yet they age relentlessly": They have high hopes for their children and these are often thwarted when, for example, the children prove to be a disappointment in some way or other.

So, in a society where nearly all of us from our youngest age have been relentlessly inculcated with religious teachings, it should come as no surprise to find that some of those puritanical teachings wound up woven into the fabric of left and right leaning journalists along with their corporate governors.

But these days, at the age of 72, he doesn't have much interest in a system he feels has become relentlessly commercial.

David Stewart, the Balvenie's longtime Malt Master, has relentlessly experimented with different methods of aging and finishing this classic honey-sweet Speyside malt for decades now.

The gap has widened relentlessly since.

He has campaigned relentlessly in the state.

So far, its trajectory has been relentlessly upward.

He has focused relentlessly on large, well-established Japanese firms.

He has been relentlessly attacked in the Communist press.

The paper has campaigned relentlessly against the EU ever since.