Sentence examples for more relentless in from inspiring English sources

Chelsea's pursuit of their own more glittering prize simply seems more relentless in the aftermath of a victory chiselled from an awkward and fractious occasion.

So it's changed me insofar as now that I know this can happen, I'm going to be even more relentless in my fighting and my training.

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.

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

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

Also playing in a somewhat more relentless fashion is current techno favourite Call Super, while cult concern Huntleys & Palmers take over elsewhere, with Auntie Flo, Esa and founder Andrew Thomson playing their unique blend of globe-spanning, experimental cuts held together with a Glasweigan club pulse.

But Stewart was far more relentless with the bizarre defense Ben Stein offered in a piece published Tuesday inThe American Spectator.

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

(In the clouds, not the sky, she explained, because clouds seem more relentless).

Large and more relentless still.

After her death, Mr. Gao became even more relentless.