Sentence examples for raised relentlessly from inspiring English sources

Certainly the threat of a Labour government propped up by Scottish nationalists – raised relentlessly in the final weeks – will have nudged some undecided voters back into the Tory column.

Age is distributed from young guns in their 20s who raise relentlessly to geezers like me who are too tight and passive.

Mr. Abrams, who spent much of the game scowling (he is the kind of player who either folds early or raises relentlessly), ended the night up.

When all is said and done and Négritude has permitted the blacks to "raise relentlessly the great negro cry until the foundations of the world shall tremble" (Césaire's Les armes miraculeuses quoted by Sartre as the last words of Black Orpheus), it will have to be shed "to the profit of the Revolution" (1976, 65) by the only true actor of history which is the proletariat.

House Democrats tried hard to address the issues raised and relentlessly hyped by Republican critics.

"Ticketmaster raised its fees relentlessly," he said.

Several said concerns about military readiness, which Mr. Bush has relentlessly raised, had grown on Mr. Gore's watch.

What I remember about McChesney Martin is that he hated over-speculation in securities markets and raised margin requirements relentlessly in the fifties and sixties.

After all of the crazy things that Trump has said over the past few months (Obama and Clinton founded Isis, all Mexican immigrants are criminals and "rapists", etc., etc....) it's almost hard to recall that Trump relentlessly raised doubt about Obama's birth certificate and birth place in 2011, despite legal documentation proving the president was born in Hawaii.

His wife Erica is, in predictable ways, very different: half Chinese-American and half Mexican-American, raised in poverty and relentlessly driven.

From that point on, Mr. Lazio has pushed the issue relentlessly, raising it to deflect questions about whether he was too aggressive with Mrs. Clinton during the debate.