Sentence examples for most energetically relentless from inspiring English sources

He was playing the best, most energetically relentless club rugby of his life – be it in the Premiership or the Heineken Cup, he was the union code's physical embodiment of the Noel Coward dictum that "work is much more fun than fun" – but the steep pathway to England recognition seemed impassable.

The World Cup is the most visible and most energetically marketed sporting event in the calendar.

But writing and editing is the work she has pursued most energetically and, arguably, most successfully.

The Bears? Their defense can play with anybody as long as Julius Peppers is discombobulating quarterbacks, and Brian Urlacher is making tackles all over the field, as energetically relentless as he was five years ago.

After breastfeeding, it is the most energetically expensive parental duty known to mammals.

One of the people pushing them most energetically is Michael Chertoff, the former Secretary of Homeland Security.

He forecast that the slowdown in engineering would last 12 to 24 months, but, asked what turnaround measures he would pursue most energetically, he declined to dwell on the job cuts.

Such utopian, urban visions help drive the "smart city" rhetoric that has, for the past decade or so, been promulgated most energetically by big technology, engineering and consulting companies.

Whereas pop music is forever looking forward to the next big thing, Christmas entertainment is the most energetically retrospective art form.

The irony is that in the decades since Bodyline, it's the Australians who have taken up the cause of aggression and experimentation – the Jardinian way – most energetically.

In language as elsewhere, it isn't as if vices are less prevalent among the people who denounce them most energetically.