Sentence examples for relentless lack of 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.

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.

We ask that all countries that value freedom, democracy and human dignity demonstrate to Maduro's regime that its attempts to silence domestic opposition will be met with unequivocal and relentless action, and that its lack of respect for the physical and psychological integrity of its citizens has been witnessed by the world and will not be tolerated.

There are echoes of Albert Camus's outsider, Meursault, in François' lack of emotion and relentless cynicism.

It is true that wire has never quite mellowed into the western landscape: the very name still preserves, as Walter Prescott Webb wrote in 1931, "something suggestive of savagery and lack of refinement the relentless hardness of the Plains".

A deadly concatenation of events — for which the relentless cold, the frozen pipes, the lack of a phone, the children's and Plath's viral infections were a kind of rancorous background music — plucked her from a world she had not intended to leave.