Sentence examples for relentlessly believing from inspiring English sources

We've all been bothered by persistent guys who pester us relentlessly, believing themselves to be entitled to our company and more.

The Host relentlessly believes that Trump -- for reasons historical, political, and demographic, as well as how he "matches up" against Clinton -- is a 'dead man walking'...As Galbraith said of Black Tuesday 1929, 'the end had come but it was not in sight.'" But he's not a fan of Warren as #2.

Mercator favored the Ptolemaic theory that the earth is the center of the universe and, while relentlessly intellectual, believed the biblical apocalypse was imminent.

Democrats campaigned relentlessly on the statement, believing it alienated many of the voters Romney was seeking to attract.

Part of mental conditioning is practicing a relentlessly positive mindset that focuses on believing in one's own competence.

The news media has covered the success stories so relentlessly that one could be forgiven for believing that all start-ups end in a blaze of IPO shares and beautiful mansions in Los Altos Hills.

Yates was, apparently, a relentlessly traditional man, who believed that women should have babies and stay at home.

But even the most relentlessly descriptive academic linguist believes in "correctness conditions" in grammar, as Geoff Pullum calls them.

But such understandable fears about the pace and quality of the investigations are, at least, for a justice process that many, although they fought relentlessly for it, never believed they would actually see.

Using slogans relentlessly enables one to believe one's own bunk.

But, he fought hard and relentlessly for what he believed in, which is an awful lot more than we can say about Obama in his initial seven months.