Mr. Malice himself was the subject of a comic book by Harvey Pekar, "Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story," which chronicled his foibles and relentless self-confidence.
Or Shumpert's relentless defense and confidence could make him too valuable not to start.
One part of Labour definitely sees the corporation as a dangerous enemy whose relentless questioning daily erodes confidence in the government and politicians in general.
Perhaps that is because he is, fundamentally, a pioneer and a frontiersman, a relentless optimist with unbounded self-confidence and an unshakable faith that he can not only wring booty from what looks like barren turf but that he can also have fun doing so.
But, they also say, president Barack Obama's determination in the years immediately after 2008 to meet the crisis head on – with the most aggressive write-offs of banking sector bad loans in the developed world – set the US economy on a relentless upward trajectory that boosted confidence and investment.
It's a grand gesture of chivalry and relentless support, the vote of confidence Mia needs to nail that fateful audition, sealing her destiny as a star.
In his relentless push for the no-confidence vote, he allied with the separatist Bloc Québécois.
Mr. Carter's image as a decent but vacillating leader out of his depth in the White House is undermined by biographical material that reveals the confidence, stubborn certainty and relentless ambition that got him to Washington.
Investors want confidence that you bring relentless curiosity to understanding your industry, particularly when it seems you're on the wrong track.
Mike Farrar, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, promised a relentless drive to repair damage to public confidence in the health service on what he described as a "sad and shameful day for the NHS".
