Sentence examples for relentless prosecution from inspiring English sources

Without wishing to minimize the composer's anti-Semitism, I believe that the case of Wagner, to use Nietzsche's phrase, has become an inordinately prolonged and relentless prosecution.

His relentless prosecution of his parental abandonment and his wild historicizing of what is only a personal fate give him license to decoct an uneasy mixture of Rousseau and Schopenhauer.

But even if the arrest was ordered in the heat of the moment, a most disturbing development was the continued and relentless prosecution of these children, who have no prior criminal record".

(You can almost picture Ms. Stewart making a peppy pitch for the silver balls Queeg famously fondles as a handy — and decorative — tension-reducing device.) Did Queeg's relentless prosecution of petty shipboard infractions and his cowardly behavior on the fringes of battle indicate a dangerous mental instability, or was Maryk's action a grave flouting of the rules of military order?

Moreover, the bombings laid the groundwork for the furious military campaign against Chechnya and for the political rise of Mr. Putin, then the prime minister, whose relentless prosecution of the war garnered a surge of popular support that propelled him into the presidency.

This relentless prosecution of women for their personal sartorial choices sends the message that school is for boys, and that girls are welcome to attend if, and only if, they do not distract those rightful occupiers of the classroom.

The world endorses relentless investigations, aggressive prosecution and tough punishment for terrorist murderers.

Finally, the relentless pursuit and prosecution of smugglers with severe sentences is crucial.

Chris Christie is a former U.S. attorney who won regional renown for his relentless and successful prosecutions of political wrongdoers in both parties.

His was only the first prominent case in a relentless tide of prosecutions that shuttle countless dissenters, including NUS faculty, out of their jobs and homes and into unemployment, prison, or exile.

Tracing a lawyer's relentless pursuit of the prosecution's omissions and manipulations, "Bonner has found a way to turn this sad, sordid story into an utterly engrossing true-crime tale," Kevin Boyle wrote here.