Sentence examples for is more relentless from inspiring English sources

"In many ways, [running a business] is more relentless than teaching, but not quite as stressful," he adds.

"The biggest change is just studying film and being more relentless on my rush," Ellis said last Sunday.

And he was more relentless than many political reporters in questioning George W. Bush about the death penalty and Al Gore about global warming.

In no area of scientific endeavor had the Bush Administration been more relentless than in its opposition to any initiative that could be interpreted as lessening the risks associated with premarital sex.

"If we get that, I think we're on a winning line, but we just need to be more relentless about keeping up the pressure on the far east".

The Union of Concerned Scientists said the latest efforts by Cuccinelli were more "relentless rubbish".

In the technology sector, emphasis on business performance has always been more relentless than anywhere else in the market.

But then, pressure from shareholders can be more relentless than a Category 5 hurricane and that's good news for guys like Martin.

"These men are more relentless and artful their images as well-selected, aspirational, and powerfully seductive as an underwear or fragrance ad campaign".

Asked about campaigns with similar premises, Mr. Droga praises "Keep walking" for Johnnie Walker as "a fantastic campaign" that is more about "being relentless" than the Hennessy ads, which are about "the essence of what drives you".

She admired the "contractility" of the snail, its "modesty," but the poetry is more often tensile, relentless, and almost terrifyingly matter-of-fact about its power, like the "python that crushes to powder".