Sentence examples for implacable struggle from inspiring English sources
These clues point to the inevitable human cost of such an implacable struggle sustained over so many years, which perhaps only those closest to Carter had to bear.
Bukovsky's last hunger strike was four decades ago, in the Soviet Union and the Brezhnev era, during an implacable struggle against the KGB.
Questions six and seven were the heart of the matter, deciders in the families' and survivors' implacable struggle against the lies of South Yorkshire police, whose officers had organised a campaign to blame the victims, even as people were dying at the football ground.
The early 21st century saw not just a remorseless tabloid crusade against asylum-seekers, but the Daily Telegraph's equally implacable struggle against the Macpherson report, the concept of institutional racism, and the bogey of "political correctness", all of which was echoed in the BNP's propaganda.
The declaration affirmed unshakable fidelity to Marxism-Leninism and proletarian internationalism and declared an implacable struggle against "bourgeois" ideology and all "anti-socialist" forces.
Like it or not, the West is locked in an ideological struggle with implacable enemies.
If his flirtation with Baghdad is consummated, the struggle with the implacable zealot from Saudi Arabia could be drifting towards an exceedingly bloody end-game.
By Amanda Petrusich March 19, 2018 A new documentary by Rebecca Miller offers an intimate look at her father's work in the theatre, struggle with McCarthyism, and implacable appetite for romance.
We feel their struggle to improvise within the implacable boundaries of their world.
But perhaps the most glaring concern of the night was the continuing struggles of Kuroda, the normally implacable starting pitcher who has fallen into a deep slump.
If Mr. Clarke's heroes are less than memorable, it's also true that there are no out-and-out villains in his work; his characters are generally too busy struggling to make sense of an implacable universe to engage in petty schemes of dominance or revenge.
