However, I do think — along with scientist Francis S. Collins — that science is never in a position to provide an answer to man's relentless search for meaning.
People who don't like him find his relentless search for the meaning of magic tiresome or just pretentious.
But regardless of Bannon's meaning, the relentless growth of the administrative state is a reality that we can't escape.
Nor can we know ahead of the fact (and here lies the heart of the difference between grief as we imagine it and grief as it is) the unending absence that follows, the void, the very opposite of meaning, the relentless succession of moments during which we will confront the experience of meaninglessness itself.
Having taken advantage of the temporary freedom from exams to venture outside of the library, I have rediscovered a planet where law students are subjected to a relentless barrage of well-meaning attempts at making conversation with us when people really should know better.
You meet Mr. Paskowitz, or Doc, straight away in the documentary "Surfwise," Doug Pray's wonderfully engaging look at love and family and the relentless pursuit of happiness, personal meaning and perfect waves.
Clouzot was relying on complex images to convey relatively simple thoughts, and his relentless pressure to extract more meaning and more power from the simpler images in his repertoire suggested that he was well aware of the current he was straining against.
What was more alarming were the properties of the expansion: it would be relentless, continuing forever, and exponential, meaning the farther away an object was from us, the faster it would be pushed away from us.
One, which financial firms employ to justify the relentless pace of takeovers and divestitures, is that shareholder value (meaning a high stock price) must be the corporation's pre-eminent — indeed, only — goal.
Rob gave new meaning to the word 'work.' He was relentless.
