Sentence examples for it was implacable from inspiring English sources

Discrimination took different forms in the North, but it was implacable and not limited to whites.

It's implacable.

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.

The hatred between the two sides was implacable as it can be only in a fraternal dispute.

But it was too late: her individuality was implacable, intact.

But the government was implacable in its push for the death penalty.

The Roman Catholic Church was inflexibly opposed to all forms of socialism, and its opposition to Marxist communism was implacable.

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

I liked it, too, finding good spiciness, but the opposition was implacable.

Willingham was implacable.

The critic was implacable.