Sentence examples for relentless influence from inspiring English sources

My heart tells me that the good people of Willow Creek, under the relentless influence of the Holy Spirit have felt the waters stirring and responded to the gentle, still voice of God through Jesus Christ, the Great Includer.

Our loss of manufacturing, the targeting of our citizens by rogue youth-filled Middle Eastern militias, the outburst of festering racial frustrations with law enforcement, the relentless influence of social media, all add up to a universe that is at once unnerving and always on the brink of some new tipping point towards one extreme or another.

It's Tea Partiers, small business owners, Republicans, and Libertarians; educated people who should know better but are blinded by numerous and relentless outside influences, by greed, and selfishness.

Not because of its rarity or its power to shock — that is a laughable thought — but because the poor have a relentless and extraordinary influence on the rest.

Almost no one is focusing on two other major problems: the gerrymandering that allows so many undeserving incumbents to hold on to power and Albany's relentless greed and influence-peddling.

He says the Council of Guardians will simply disqualify their candidates.A principal exhibit in the theory of the white coup is the relentless increase in the influence of the armed forces, especially the elite Revolutionary Guards.

There is also a growing belief perhaps influenced by relentless semaphoring of fiscal meltdown in the euro area that cutting the deficit quickly matters more than maintaining spending to protect economic recovery (see chart 3).

But through sheer persistence, through the relentless accumulation of contacts and influence, David achieved a success that rivaled his brother's.

Over time, however, he becomes pained by this relentless contingency and starts to influence the lives of his guests: an analogue for the writer's ability to control his dramatis personae.

But just as critics warned back in 1992 that American overreaching would ultimately create a coalition of enemies determined to check it, so Cheney's relentless amassing of power and influence has finally rebounded on him in Bush's second term.

And in business people often state 'culture trumps all.' Whether it is keeping up our competitive nature (keeping with the Joneses) or being influenced by the relentless marketing juggernaut that is the American media, we are a country of conspicuous consumption.