Sentence examples for quite relentless from inspiring English sources

"They're quite relentless.

"The tempo is quite relentless," said one Western official here.

I also remember the papers being quite relentless the next day – it was like: 'Nicholls Nightmare', and I did feel for him".

But what Wilshere has, and displayed with quite relentless enthusiasm against the Brazilian team Luiz Felipe Scolari is hoping, no doubt with much initial anxiety, to galvanise all the way to another World Cup final, is something you measure not so much in artistic impression but practical effect.

He describes his work as being "quite relentless," although the lack of set deadlines such as print media are tied to means that online news can be first with a story.

He growls at himself after a 97 but Taylor isn't quite as relentless here either.

Seles later won the Australian Open in 1996 although she never quite regained the relentless, tunnel-visioned competitiveness that had been her hallmark and remains Nadal's.

Also during this time, Andy Murray broke up the long-running Federer-Nadal rankings duopoly by rising to No. 2. But Nadal, even at No. 3 and not quite at his relentless best, was far too much for Gasquet to handle, whipping ground strokes, scampering about the deep blue surface with no tape on either knee and holding serve with no drama as he did not allow Gasquet a break point.

Although he wrote it "never quite matched the relentless tension of 'Blink'", he commented that it was "flawlessly paced and, when it mattered, genuinely scary".

But as a whole, this is a dark little concept album due to its relentless focus; quite frankly, after about seven or eight songs in, you'll need a cold face-splash.

"It's quite inspiring to watch the relentless approach with the work.