Sentence examples for implacable judge from inspiring English sources
It is not the implacable judge, condemning man to a tragically brief life.
Nearly every week, a politician or a lobbyist indignantly denies charges, crows at hung juries or mumbles teary admissions of guilt before an implacable judge.
Although he said Huhne was "somewhat - but not greatly, in my view - more culpable" than his ex-wife, the judge said Pryce had shown an "implacable" desire for revenge following the end of her marriage, adding that her not guilty plea had revealed a "controlling, manipulative and devious side to your character".
So he called a snap general election for April 2nd three years early arguing that his critics were an unrepresentative bunch and that the Thai people as a whole should be his judge.But his opponents are proving as implacable as Mr Thaksin is immovable.
The keynote speech is Shylock's cool retort to the judge that human hate is as unreasoning — and as implacable — as an allergy to cats.
Throughout the past few days, Thelma Aldana, the Justice Department's Fiscal General — the equivalent of an Attorney General — and Iván Velásquez Gómez, the Colombian judge serving as CICIG's commissioner, have been tersely implacable in their public statements.
You have to remember (before you judge us) what a relief this was after the tedious eighties, throughout which implacable, immovable forces hurled themselves against one another like the robot boxers in Toy Story 2. Cool Britannia didn't want to look like that anymore.
Willingham was implacable.
(After that, at least judging from the trailer, they save the world from nuclear annihilation during the Cuban missile crisis and become implacable enemies).
Her technique is implacable.
