But they can be harshly and repeatedly punitive, a relentless form of social stigma.
And rock kids raised on Oasis or the Strokes found out that there was a more relentless form of live entertainment.
Rango music has its roots in slavery, subjugation and powerful spirits, and is a pounding and relentless form of musical entrancement and invocation.
The bulk of his 16-hour or so days are spent politicking, preening for the cameras and in other forms of relentless self-promotion.
In places like Algeria, Egypt and Libya, Muslim officers watch over their Muslim conscripts with relentless scrutiny lest any unscripted forms of freelance worship sneak into the picture.
Now, there is no suggestion that Heigl is responsible for the accident, but conspiracy theorists note her form: relentless pursuit of matrimony in 27 Dresses and The Ugly Truth.
Yet, the right's blustering, bitter response in the form of relentless and defensive denial shows how they're only for free speech when it promotes their own interests.
Mr. Bradley's lethargic demeanor and laid-back campaigning style looked increasingly like indifference, and the vigor of Mr. McCain turned ever more vinegary under the relentless pressure, in the form of attack ads, applied by forces allied with Mr. Bush.
Perhaps the clearest sign that the trial was a show — if a spectacular one, with salacious testimony about a love triangle, a multimillion-dollar French vacation villa and a private jet to Tanzania — came in the form of relentless headlines and articles in the official news media that condemned Mr. Bo even as the trial was still unfolding.
In America, Mr. Wooldridge and Mr. Micklethwait assert, the free market in religion "forces clergymen to compete for market share," and as a result it's produced "relentless innovation" in the form of "new religious 'products.' " There are "biker churches for bikers, cowboy churches for cowboys, sports-minded churches for the sporty".
