2. SHE MADE HIM ANGRY Mr. Obama's relentless hope-hope-hope campaign put him in danger of being seen as soft, a 2008 version of the "wimp factor" that haunted George H. W.
Iranians celebrated the long-awaited reopening of their London embassy on Sunday with Qur'anic verses, soft drinks, expressions of florid goodwill and relentless hopes for a better future for the often stormy relationship between the Islamic Republic and the UK.
But inside the country, the death and destruction is relentless and hope that it will or even can end soon has passed.
Hewitt drilled away at the Federer backhand with a relentless insistence, hoping the cracks would show.
The message is one of relentless optimism and hope.
Bob Forster ShiptOxfordshirechwOwen Jonesdshire Owen Jones claims Podemos offers "relentless optimism and hope" (Opinion, 11 February).
There was inside me a relentless curiosity, a hope-driven desire to read and learn, but at the same time I felt that my life was in some way lacking, that I would not be able to live like others.
Zajac, who has been Parise's center for years, said the Devils simply had to stick with their game plan, which includes pounding pucks into the Rangers' zone with a relentless forecheck, then hoping to beat the technically sound Lundqvist with deflections and tips.
Liam Neeson is likely hoping relentless speculation about his private life will finally be brought to a close after explaining the remarks he made about being involved with a "very famous woman" that sparked so many headlines were just a joke.
There's passion here, and sacrifice, and art, yet finally this is a story about nature's relentless improvisation, and the hope that we should ever understand it.
