Sentence examples for implacable war from inspiring English sources

Above all, it seems to me, we must abandon the notion that there is only one way of reading, or that technology and paper are engaged in some implacable war.

This implacable war, the Albigensian Crusade, which threw the whole of the nobility of the north of France against that of the south and destroyed the brilliant Provençal civilization, ended, politically, in the Treaty of Paris (1229), which destroyed the independence of the princes of the south but did not extinguish the heresy, in spite of the wholesale massacres of heretics during the war.

The final scenes had their roots in John Wayne's implacable Civil War veteran hunting down Comanche in John Ford's classic western The Searchers, as Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan has acknowledged.

This carefully preserved "balance of terror" is what first gave these once implacable cold-war foes the confidence to start cutting their nuclear stockpiles.

Russia has been one of the most implacable opponents of the war, which is being led by an American-British alliance.

"The classic case is the Iraq war" and the "implacable support" he gave Tony Blair, said Dacre.

It is a time of war, and an implacable enemy seeks to sully America's image, destroy its way of life and undermine its allies.

As beneficial as it's been to maintaining security and ridding the world of implacable foes, the nation is war weary.

Rocard was the most brilliant and attractive socialist politician of the post-second world war period; Mitterrand his implacable nemesis.

Amid the terrible events of the war, her Scarlett, the implacable "me," is obsessed with nothing but her own affairs, and Fleming urged Leigh to give Scarlett's bitchiness full rein.

War and human rights are implacable foes; Israel is losing the moral high ground through much of the world.