Both passions are reflected by two classic black comedies that influenced the film: Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, which Oscar Wilde wrote just after reading Crime and Punishment, and Sacha Guitry's 1936 movie, Le roman d'un tricheur, an ironic movie with a voiceover but no dialogue, in which the narrator traces his relentless social advancement by way of criminal acts.
"What many people want from life is not a relentless struggle for advancement, but a reasonable working day, in which they can do a good job, but still have time for friends and family," he said.
Finally, these brands stand for something that is greater than themselves, beyond their core business, that symbolizes their relentless dedication for the advancement of society and the consumers the serve.
Her performance reviews were filled with praise from her bosses and her direct reports for her excellent results and relentless passion, but her peers believed that her own advancement mattered more to her than a team win.
Marlborough was ruthlessly ambitious, relentless in the pursuit of wealth, power and social advancement, earning him a reputation for avarice and miserliness.
The migrants say the hardships of the journey are worth the prospective payoffs — life in the United States, where, they all seem to believe, they can escape relentless poverty and crime and earn a measure of advancement, if not prosperity.
It had a couple of world wars, the advent of pop music, inconceivable technological advancements, tremendous progress in human rights, unprecedented population growth, and the relentless draining of our planet's resources.
Most Latinos, however, understand our advancement has taken centuries and is due to the commitment and relentless activism of our leaders.
Recent studies have led to considerable advancement in our understanding of the molecular mechanisms that underlie the relentless cell growth and invasiveness of human gliomas.
The pressure remains relentless.
