Sentence examples similar to implacable challenge from inspiring English sources
There is nothing subtle about such angels; they are as strong as demons and, in their purity, more implacable and challenging.
Harriet Andersson incarnates Monika with brazen erotic audacity; the couple's sexual rhapsody flourishes amidst the splendors of nature (Bergman has a rapturous eye for sun, sky, and sea) but is also challenged by nature's implacable demands — notably, Monika's pregnancy.
It was the final campaign in the career of an implacable warrior and artistic guerrilla, whose revolutionary aspirations challenged the entrenched values of the operatic establishment.
It would be a challenge to locate the redeeming humanity in his implacable Fu Manchu, or in the sadistic, Satan-worshipping architect Hjalmar Poelzig (there's a horror-movie name) of Edgar G. Ulmer's baroquely entertaining "Black Cat" (1934).
It tells the stories of artists like Chagall, Kandinsky and Malevich - pioneers who flourished in response to the utopian challenge of building a new art for a new world, only to be broken by implacable authority after 15 short years.
Willingham was implacable.
Her technique is implacable.
But Barcelona are implacable.
The critic was implacable.
Metadata is implacable, unreasoning, unironic.
