True, some people look, locking sights with its implacable stare, while others wave and flash peace signs.
It arrives as the album unfolds, first with foreboding guitar lines in uneven, subliminally unsettling meters, then with percussive drive and growling, skulking bass, then with implacable distortion and, in "2 Forms of Anger," a burst of no-wave rock soon followed, in "Paleosonic," by brawling, mutating funk.
Jean-Pierre Melville, elder statesman of the New Wave, born in Paris in 1917, is the poet of the implacable.
His most famous, since reproduced on everything from Tintin books to tea cups, is "Beneath the Wave off Kanagawa", painted around 1830.Most Westerners, when viewing it, focus on the wave itself, which towers over Mount Fuji in a show of almost implacable force, all the more terrifying considering the three fragile boats under it.
The road, built since 1967, is fast and implacable, and we stop only at various military checkpoints – or rather slow down to be waved on.
Tamara Holmes, a performer with an implacable stage presence who at 17 is already teaching, reverted to teenage excitement at the memory of a wave from the basketball star Shaquille O'Neal.
Willingham was implacable.
Her technique is implacable.
Metadata is implacable, unreasoning, unironic.
