Sentence examples for relentless diet from inspiring English sources
And a relentless diet of "hard" news would make the paper pretty tough going.
But only rarely do the students eat meat, and the relentless diet of nshima maize porridge has apparently provoked protests in the not-too-distant past.
The United States still does not have a good enough strategy for winning over Pakistan's people, who are fed a relentless diet of anti-American propaganda.
In 1993 John Major, then prime minister, argued that a "relentless diet of screen violence" was one factor behind murders such as that of two-year-old Jamie Bulger.
Then the Barclays control the Telegraph from their Channel Island tax exile, and Richard Desmond's Express papers feed a relentless diet of anti-EU front-page splashes as titillating and far-fetched as the stuff in the porn mags that helped create his fortune.
We need to get transworld sport back on channel 4 on a saturday morning, so we can all get a taste of some of the other things on offer out there to dilute down the relentless diet of football, and of course get more high profile women's sport shown on TV a lot more.
The head of the F.B.I., Hoover was obsessed with his privacy, and kept the incident largely to himself, but he began a relentless diet-and-exercise regimen, disciplining his body with the same force of will that had eradicated a childhood stutter.
In short, a relentless, endless free diet of fast media is bad for your brain.
Her youthful glow and lean, athletic physique is most likely attributed to her clean, diet, relentless work ethic, and training with personal trainer Jason Walsh.
Nevertheless, he's imposingly tall (6ft 2in), sporty-lean, and could probably knock both 10 years off the 78 he has clocked up and seven bells out of anyone who messes with him, the result of relentless exercising, a strict diet and, probably, fatherhood late in life.
Unlike the situation in fashion, where innovation is the relentless mantra, the most popular diets aren't necessarily the newest ones.
