Sentence examples for implacable need from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fishel handles Ford's language with care and infuses Orgilus with a quiet, seething intensity that makes you believe in his implacable need either to regain his love or make his foe suffer the consequences.

Farah, of course, has no disposition to boast or to colour any issue but the implacable need for the kind of relentless hard work which produced a second stunning success around about the time Daley was remaking the possibilities of his future.

He etches with his sharp, implacable burin questions that need to be faced now more than ever in the resistance to terrorism.

Implacable, purged of all need or desire for lesser considerations or emotions by his loss, he gave us a man and a performance boiled down to its very essence.

To be militarily implacable, American does not need cowboy escapades its superpower armed forces are not made for and should not have to be judged by; what it does need is force, and a willingness to use it, that can deter real regional aggression or violent change.

Craig has been the right man for the 21st century job, his tortured soul suggesting our collective jitters, his implacable bearing fulfilling our need to do something about them.

With her implacable lucidity Duras only needs a few sentences to explain how De Gaulle's supporters were taking hold of France.

I am certain that the vast majority of U.S. senators and policy makers quietly believe exactly what Hagel believes on Israel — that it is surrounded by more implacable enemies than ever and needs and deserves America's backing.

Ferguson may be gone now, but Rooney cannot escape the need to meet the implacable demands of his former manager.

Still, even with all of this, the need for meaningful boundaries remain implacable.

They opened up "the distance that I needed, and probably have always needed, between me and the raw, implacable fact that's going on right now.