Sentence examples for implacable to from inspiring English sources

ShelfsideAndy was implacable: "To exclude Deadwood makes it a farce".

Looking back over 12 years, we have been victims of our own desire to placate the implacable, to persuade towards reason the utterly unreasonable, to hope that there was some genuine intent to do good in a regime whose mind is in fact evil.

So it is implacable to either search for salinity resistant varieties of crop plants or transform them genetically to sustain growth and reproducibility at increasing salinity stress.

Designed to stow 48 aircraft in their hangars, the use of a permanent deck park allowed the Implacable class to accommodate up to 81 aircraft.

They attest to art's implacable ability to survive on sheer visual power (though portability helps too).

Husband John is poised for new fatherhood and Sherlock is ready to apply his implacable logic to childcare.

We call on all the vice-chancellors of universities in the UK to voice their implacable opposition to the Browne report.

Military efforts should be designed to convince otherwise implacable parties to try mediation, not create stalemates.

One thing hasn't: Exxon Mobil's implacable opposition to adding sexual orientation to its official equal employment opportunity statement.

This was chiefly because neither of the leading politicians of the day, William Gladstone and Benjamin Disraeli, cared to affront Queen Victoria's implacable opposition to the women's movement.

It won't work If there's one thing that defines the culture of local authorities it's an implacable resistance to being told what to do.