It was the moderates whose relentless warmongering granted the king his wish, eventually putting France in the most absurd situation: armies marching off to war under the command of a monarch whom everybody knew hoped for defeat.
Despite all their relentless sporting and commercial ambition and their wish to be a truly global player, Bayern still recognizes their responsibility to their loyal supporters.
I couldn't wish more than that American writers would apply this same relentless scrutiny and acceptance to our own history and literature.
"I wish I had that bravery now," Ms. Marshall said of her relentless drive to produce her first novel and her effort to "make the immigrant story applicable to blacks".
I, of course, wish I had a quick fix to get through those relentless days.
The gentle mystic that his disciples wished to see inhabited the same small body as the relentless labor leader who concerned himself with the most minute operation of his union.
Davis's move - to "take a stand" on what he said was the "relentless erosion" of freedoms by the government - was taken against the wishes of David Cameron, who beat him in a Tory leadership election in 2005.
In the end, however, the relentless crassness pushes it just the wrong side of charmless and eventually you kind of wish the dudes would find their car, and kind of, like, totally, y'know, like drive off in it?
In Motherland we have the wish list writing powerhouse giving us a painfully accurate yet fresh take on the relentless emotional carnage of child-rearing.
Believing in a second attack in the Gulf of Tonkin with the possibility that none occurred "is like wishing there were more turkeys out there," said Mr. Morris, whose curiosity is relentless and, he will add, "obsessive".
