Sentence examples for implacable determination from inspiring English sources
Stolid strumming and electric-guitar hooks would resound and swell, the chords ringing across the room, as if unleashing a wordless, implacable determination that dwarfed any immediate distress.
Even if Helen Baxendale looks a trifle too young for the 40ish Romy, she exudes the right aura of implacable determination.
Michael White writes: To stay in public life for 26 years after being rejected resoundingly by the electorate and one's own party suggests either implacable determination or bloody-minded stubbornness.
For fans of a plain, austere look, there is a simple Putin headshot, mouth set in an implacable determination and eyes hidden behind a pair of shades, embossed on a plain white or black t-shirt.
Initially it's not even clear who the star of the film is; no one's survival is assured, and Sigourney Weaver's implacable determination is vitally tempered by her vulnerability and fear.
The Gypsy woman holds the key to a large part of the story in a way Pell never recognises and is implacable in her determination to avenge an old wrong, which we are privileged to know about.
In the view of Christopher Douglas, his name "stands for the legendary British qualities of cool-headed determination, implacable resolve, patrician disdain for crowds and critics alike – if you're English that is.
In the reforms proposed by the Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis to secure a four-month extension of its life-or-death bailout, vanished are the party's seeming implacable hostility to privatisation, determination to re-hire sacked public-sector workers, and desire for rapid rises in minimum wages.
Confronted with a desperate and chaotic situation he met it instead with grim determination and implacable ferocity.
What resulted was an almost mythical battle between guts, courage and determination and the implacable force of cold-hearted calculation.
In lesser hands, the work can easily seem a moral melodrama: a study of a virtuous heroine who defies an implacable tyrant, Kreon, in her determination to bury her dead brother, Polyneikes.
