Sentence examples for if somewhat relentless from inspiring English sources

De Soto's argument is set out in lucid, if somewhat relentless, prose.

In England, Arthur Sullivan followed in Offenbach's wake with his fruitful partnership with the author W.S. Gilbert, bequeathing a commentary on aspects of Victorian society through music of popular and enduring, if somewhat relentless, charm.

With every moment sung at high-decibel passion, this oddity from the house of Bela Tarr is somewhat relentless.

We argue--if somewhat cautiously--no.

Between those bookends, the biggest crowd reactions come for Tusk, with its relentless Trojan marching beat and later, Buckingham's guitar-geek pleasing – if somewhat indulgent – solo on Big Love.

If somewhat less cheerful.

It was lovely if somewhat uneventful.

"A universal, if somewhat lobotomised, accommodation reigns.

THE STAFF Efficient, if somewhat impersonal.

These are rewarding, if somewhat uneven stories.

The collection was cool if somewhat predictable.