Sentence examples for relentless demonstration from inspiring English sources
STILL, what makes the mistitled "Post-American World" so captivating, for all its glibness in places, is Mr. Zakaria's relentless demonstration that "the world is going America's way".
"It's modern age stoning," Dr. Kaali told a reporter after two years of relentless demonstrations.
Banners draped in central Syntagma Square – the hub of relentless demonstrations in front of the parliament building – proclaimed only dictators would pass such measures.
They held to a more direct vision of popular sovereignty as relentless vigilance and participation by citizens through demonstrations, petitions, deputations, and, if necessary, insurrection.
When Tufflite applied for a permit to expand its operations in 1998, the campaign by the Indians and the Sierra Club went into overdrive with concerts, demonstrations at the mine site, and relentless pressuring of local, state and federal officials.
Though most were people who were new to political action, the leaders of Act Up were shrewd and relentless, attacking the government and the pharmaceutical industry in mass demonstrations.
The Alliance police union, backed by several other groups representing officers, called for demonstrations on 18 May, saying it was "outraged by the irresponsible and relentless drive to make out that police officers are savage brutes who blindly beat youths".
There have been demonstrations by "mom and pop" corner-shop owners, who claim that Tesco's relentless expansion threatens their livelihoods and demand government action.
They were relentless, unemotional.
"Cloying, treacherous, relentless quicksand!
