Sentence examples for monotonous implacability of from inspiring English sources

Besides churning out novel-like objects with the monotonous implacability of a batting-practice machine, Robbins never stopped trying to brand himself in other ways.

The implacability of the dispute is surpassed only by each country's need for space.

The roiling results have some of the volatility of the Mars Volta and Jimi Hendrix and the implacability of Lee Scratch Perry.

It's as if Mark Twain forgot what slavery is — the constriction of it, the implacability of it, all suspended while Tom Sawyer toys with a tediously extended, bookish prank.

Yet, Oklahoma appears unable to match the versatility, physical strength and sheer implacability of UConn's front line.

It's possible to appreciate the implacability of this boy's revolt without taking it as seriously as Krakauer and Penn do.

"The blood jet is poetry," she wrote, "There is no stopping it" — lines from "Kindness" that capture the implacability of her verse.

"Ratatouille" starts out as a minor conceit about a rat who turns himself into a connoisseur, and becomes a gripping comic tale about the implacability of an artist.

I take "Moby-Dick" to be about the terror of the universe and the implacability of what is other than us.

Since it's a test of will, the most important thing becomes not resolving the issue in a productive way, but demonstrating the implacability of our will.

Quietly surprising choreography contrasted the feeling of delicate ballet ornamentation for the limbs with the gutsy implacability of the two torsos.