Sentence examples for more relentless than from inspiring English sources

For punch-line prolificacy, there are few more relentless than Kinky.

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

The baseball season is longer and more relentless than that of any other sport, with few days off; six weeks of preliminary spring training only aggravates the condition.

He was convict and guard rolled into one, and his own surveillance of himself was perhaps more relentless than that of the K.G.B".

A punishing rain pounds overhead at all times — the only thing more relentless than the cold indifference of your so-called fellow-man.

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

No matter what the polls showed, from the start, Mr. Gore was known as a more relentless campaigner than Mr. Bush.

The radio station couldn't have asked for a more relentless hypeman than Diddy, though, who hasn't let untold millions of dollars dampen his fundamental gifts as a booster.

The father of one of the victims wants more relentless detective work than the police will provide.

With a smaller field and a front-runner who has held on to that spot, the Democratic race has clearly been much less competitive than the Republican one, even if Sanders has proved to be a more relentless marathon runner than many people thought he'd be.

Large and more relentless still.