Sentence examples for nearly unrelenting from inspiring English sources
A nearly unrelenting disaster of bad decisions and bad news.
Come upon irregularly and unexpectedly, his pictures punctuated galleries of nearly unrelenting greatness.
After two weeks of what one The Washington Post writer calls "nearly unrelenting disaster of bad decisions and bad news," Trump embarked on his first overseas trip as president to visit Saudi Arabia on Saturday.
After weeks of nearly unrelenting selling, investors scoured Wall Street for bargains and managed to shrug off jitters caused early in the session after United States officials said they had thwarted a terrorist attack.
The Gandhi government hopes the elections will calm the political process in the Punjab, an arena of nearly unrelenting violence and terrorism for the past five years.
While much of Tuesday provided a respite from the nearly unrelenting rain and wind that had hampered rescue efforts, more challenging weather was in the forecast.
And Kitty Dukakis, wife of the former governor of Massachusetts and 1988 Democratic presidential nominee, says ECT, as doctors call it, gave her back her life, which had been rendered nearly unlivable by unrelenting despair and the alcohol she used to assuage it.
The mountain faces, reached via wilderness hiking trails, are among North America's most unrelenting formations: some cliffs reach above 3,000 feet, more than twice the height of the Empire State Building and nearly as sheer.
It's a western, a period piece and, at nearly 2½ unrelenting hours, something of an endurance test.
Opposition to that plan and to proposals for other power plants along the Hudson River was fierce and unrelenting for nearly 20 years.
After nearly 11 months of unrelenting scandal, the nation's Roman Catholic bishops voted overwhelmingly today to pass revised rules that they insist will eventually remove from public ministry any priest who has sexually abused a child or young person.
