The vision that links these causes comes from looking relentlessly ahead, rather than back to an imagined "great" past.
Necessary measures include: *Identifying risks by looking relentlessly for the next eroding O-ring, the next falling foam; obtaining better data; analyzing and spotting trends.
In intensive discussions with Piñera, Larrain and their skilled teams, Chile's leaders looked relentlessly forward, asking questions and proposing solutions to quality education, affordable health care, sustainable energy and technology innovation.
The exactions that Pasolini depicts are nearly unspeakable, let alone watchable, and he depicts them frontally, openly, flagrantly, defiantly, forcing himself to keep his own eyes open even as his camera looks relentlessly at agonies and their delectation.
Everyone knows people who have been looking relentlessly for a home, who have dedicated years of weekends and countless hours of dinner conversation and pillow talk to real estate, and still have moved nowhere, bought nothing.
In these earlier paintings life looks relentlessly bleak, be it the cinematic desolation of a wrecked car on a blasted heath, a grey stone staircase spiralling to nowhere, or the hopeless humdrum walls of a prefab office.
More than this, raw concrete looked relentlessly glum under grey skies, stained all too readily in the rain and, for whatever reason, appeared a natural target for even angrier young men, and women, who sprayed the walls of Brutalist structures with graffiti.
USA Today remarked that she "spends much of the movie strutting down hallways and looking relentlessly, though blandly, nasty".
When I see such brows, I can't help but think of poor "Mrs. B," my junior-high music teacher, whose penciled-in half-moons made her look perpetually, relentlessly cheerful, even as she sang melancholy folk songs like "One Tin Soldier".
Precious is one of those movies that critics all praise to the skies, that are heralded as honest, searing, deeply-moving, and a must-see, but that always look so relentlessly unpleasant, dour, and earnest, that I can't imagine parting with $10 to subject myself to it, when I could be watching something fun, with songs and jokes.
