Sentence examples for refusing to relent from inspiring English sources

The British government, however, is refusing to relent on its safety concerns.

Again he has Murray on the backfoot, but Murray is refusing to relent.

José Mourinho is refusing to relent in his pursuit of Wayne Rooney.

Even so, they could embarrass the Americans by refusing to relent on changes, even as the deadline for extending the United Nations agreement nears or passes.

Struggling but refusing to relent, Davis worked her way back into the second set, keeping the ball in play for longer rallies, falling only when Mladenovic took control in the final moments.

Chelsea are refusing to relent in the battle to sign Everton's John Stones and will make an improved bid of around £26m despite Roberto Martínez's anger over the situation.

This is especially true when those who hold veto points refuse to relent because the refusal to relent is their entire political strategy.

(Rumsfeld still refused to relent).

The right, however, still refuses to relent.

He refused to relent or be quiet.

Meena refused to relent; his hands continued their dismissive, unrelenting interlock.