Sentence examples for most implacable from inspiring English sources
His most implacable white critics sometimes saw him most clearly.
An Adelson-funded Gingrich has become Romney's most implacable foe.
The final shot of the tiger is the most piercing, because it's the most implacable.
Even the bill's most implacable opponents acknowledged its importance in transforming US energy use.
Why have the two most implacable enemies in the conflict been able to reach a deal?
Toscanini, meanwhile, was one of the most implacable of anti-fascist exiles.
But not in the Bronx, home to one of the country's most implacable backlog of felony cases.
Republican help on the bill was essential because, back then, Southern Democrats were among the most implacable conservatives in Congress.
The man who is supposed to be protecting them is somehow their fiercest and most implacable enemy.
"Restraints disappear, and the field is open to the most expansive claims and the most implacable actors," he writes.
Several hours earlier his most implacable opponents had fired miniature missiles into army bases in Tokyo and surrounding prefectures.
