Sentence examples for relentless lack from inspiring English sources

It isn't even the relentless lack of controversy in what he says.

For his relentless lack of contrition and the example he sets to young men the nation over, he only has himself to blame.

Sykes is a bright young thing (her Oxford education is in the first sentence of her biographical note), but there are too few winks to help us forgive the relentless lack of substance.

Are these people annoying, shrill, relentless, lacking in social skills?

He describes his work as being "quite relentless," although the lack of set deadlines such as print media are tied to means that online news can be first with a story.

When she observes that "it certainly wasn't boring," I had to stifle a "What?" Boring it was, from Rock's relentless bleat of lack of diversity to his shameless Girl Scout cookie sales pandering.

But then we would argue that we needed help starting out in a relentless industry that lacked diversity, and Peer and Creative Access (the scheme that placed us) gave us that space more than anywhere else.

They lack the relentless force of physics, but exert something totally nonphysical: cunning.

The relentless pressure to survive, lack of space and unhygienic living conditions lead to malnutrition, deprivation and disease – and often abuse of vulnerable women and children.

Perhaps last summer they got an early look at Mr Collins's book and followed his advice: "Our research shows that if you've been practising the principles of greatness all the way along, you should get down on your knees and pray for severe turbulence, for that's when you can pull even further ahead of those who lack your relentless intensity".

Whoever Jackie McNamara's side face, the occasion is likely to lack the relentless intensity of this contest.