"relentless movement" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which something is constantly growing, taking action, or moving, without stopping. For example, "The relentless movement of the stock market can be difficult to predict."
And Mr. Feld was inventive enough to make relentless movement look interesting.
Vardy scored only five but, on the flip side, unhinged many defences with his relentless movement and bustling.
There can be no criticism of the writing toward the end of the book; the terrible tale marches on with the relentless movement of a Greek tragedy.
The spectators had come expecting a feast of attacking football – the high press and relentless movement of Chile versus the effortless mastery of Messi and friends.
With their relentless movement and chanting, Barnett and his collaborator Jocelyn Tobias fill the space around them with a kind of hectic energy, like gathering vibrations on the eve of the big bang.
They, like their spiritual descendants Steffi, Dyed Soundorom and others also playing tonight, are the heart of Fabric's dance Venn diagram – occasionally generic but devoted to relentless movement above all else.
Tommy Parlon's "Coil" featured relentless movements, often in unison, for himself, Ms. Chin and Ms. Lewis.
"What we need as well is a relentless grassroots movement to hold that leadership accountable". Evan Greer, campaign director of the nonprofit organization Fight for the Future and a close supporter of Manning's while she was imprisoned, said the news is exciting.
That conjures up images of constant and relentless forward movement orchestrated with military precision.
Encouragingly, the formerly dour Melbourne and Carlton have both been swept along in this tidal wave of relentless ball movement.
The new coalition government, led by the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) of Asif Zardari, the widower of Benazir Bhutto, is besieged by the press and a relentless lawyers' movement.
