It was unruly and relentless, much more savage than either Oliver Stone's film "Wall Street" or Jerry Sterner's play "Other People's Money," two American productions that would subsequently try to confront the ethics of that gilded age.
In recent years, we have learned that coevolution is much more pervasive, dynamic, and relentless than we previously thought.
Doing all those things would achieve more than anything else in diminishing the terrorist threat - certainly much more than the continuous and relentless authoritarian crackdowns which undermine the values we all want to uphold.
But this book is much more than that, and Wiman is relentless in his probing of how life feels when one is up against death.
First, they got rid of our bikes and replaced them with trolleys, meaning that mail delivery now involves four hours or more of relentless walking, a much more tiring activity than cycling.
Hearing Mr. Adès's new 15-minute oceanic piece "Polaris: Voyage for Orchestra" (which incorporates a film by Tal Rosner) a second time, I got much more out of it and was impressed by its relentless sweep and organic structure.
My mother is not fearless--she's something much more important and much more inspiring: My mother is vibrantly relentless.
But there is much more to the soul of the Toyota machine than a dour, relentless pursuit of perfection in its car factories.Another triumph is the slick product-development process that can roll out new models in barely two years.
But the trend is so relentless that I think we now have to consider a much more alarming possibility – that more rapes are being committed.
But he has that incredible, relentless intellect going for him, an intellect that makes him much more than an acerbic combination of Google, Wikipedia and the iPhone's Siri.
