Sentence examples for indefatigable on from inspiring English sources

He was indefatigable on the defensive end, making up for whatever mistakes the Knicks made one on one.

He is completely indefatigable on making sure that anything on his plate gets his full attention before he ends the term".

A guest at the White House, introduced by the Vice-President when he gave a speech at the Library of Congress, for years indefatigable on the lecture circuit, Mann had the stature of an oracle in Roosevelt's bien-pensant America, proclaiming the absolute evil of Hitler's Germany and the coming victory of the democracies.

Nothing recalls Clinton's verbal circumlocutions half lecturing, half bullshitting, half pissed, half pleading like Romney's indefatigable, on-command deconstruction of outrageous claims such as Romney did things that have fixed meanings and Romney is one person in particular.

Levin was bewildered and infuriated, and from then on he became an intractable and indefatigable warrior on behalf of his play — and on behalf, he contended, of the diary's true meaning.

One collection that had a particularly strong effect on me was Solmaz Sharif's début, "Look," an indefatigable meditation on the language of war.

Even Kate Bush – perhaps the most apposite comparison, given Divers' preponderance of songs on which Newsom twists her voice into an approximation of the shriekier moments on The Kick Inside – gently poked fun at her more indefatigable devotees on How to Be Invisible, mocking up a spell to make herself vanish that included "hem of anorak".

He was the best player, the most indefatigable athlete, on the field.

Mrs. Pollock portrays her as indefatigable, always on the lookout for a new angle when it came to exhibiting, promoting or selling art.

He became an indefatigable worker on atomic spectra, energetically untangling the confusing patterns of spectral lines for elements like titanium and yttrium.

With his indefatigable stand on the Senate floor, Mr. Cruz — who was elected just last year — managed to raise his own profile, anger some colleagues, thrill others and escalate the war over the health care law.