Sentence examples for relentless presence from inspiring English sources
Gibbs was a relentless presence there, usually at Obama's side.
In an all-night bidding war, Fox Searchlight Pictures won rights to "The Wrestler," which made Mickey Rourke a relentless presence through the six-month awards cycle.
And it has become that rarity in current rock: a band that commands genuine loyalty without a relentless presence on radio and MTV.
Høidal agrees that the style of Halden prison, with the relentless presence of guards wanting to talk and help inmates, does not suit everyone.
A relentless presence under the basket and in the weight room, McEntee refused to slow down even when she was fighting mononucleosis, missing only one game and a few practices.
Through its relentless presence in our homes, television typecasts actors more easily, which is why John Goodman's post-"Roseanne" character in "Normal, Ohio" and Michael Richards's post- Seinfeld" role in "The Michael Richards Show" are ringers for their post- Seinfeldnations of Dan and Kroler.
When a man becomes president of the United States, his face becomes a relentless, ubiquitous presence in the lives of people around the world.
But that sequence was important all the same, if only because it was emblematic of what Altidore has become for the United States lately: a relentless, energetic presence who delivers that which a striker is charged with providing.
But Mr. Rushdie's relentless public presence is notable not only because it flouts the edict against him from more restrictive parts of the world, but also because it occurs precisely at a moment when many of New York's most successful writers appear to lead lives of domestic tranquillity in Brooklyn.
He's a magnetic presence, relentless in his storytelling, the speed of his voice fluctuating as it struggles to keep up with his thoughts.
In a semi-final billed as the battle of the attacking guns it was Cristiano Ronaldo, a relentless, rapid-fire presence, who finally zeroed his sights and settled this game.
