Sentence examples for relentlessly challenged from inspiring English sources

Alito and Scalia also relentlessly challenged Verrilli.

The dissident, Oswaldo Payá, who relentlessly challenged the Castro government's human rights record, and another dissident, Harold Cepero, died on July 22, when the car in which they were traveling with two European politicians, from Spain and Sweden, hit a tree in eastern Cuba, according to the Cuban authorities.

A's solicitor, Thomas Beale, said: "Sadly, given our experience of the Jehovah's Witnesses' approach to litigation in cases involving survivors of child abuse, it comes as no surprise that WTBTS has at every stage relentlessly challenged the legal basis and scope of the Charity Commission's inquiry.

On a makeshift stage in the garage at the front of their house in Mandalay, Par Par, his cousin Lu Zaw (the straight man who was arrested with him) and his younger brother Lu Maw relentlessly challenged the power of the ruling generals simply by making people laugh at them, often attracting police warnings, never going quiet.

"Or has the detail achieved new prestige by being taken over by the masculine, triumphing at the very moment when it ceases to be associated with the feminine?" She relentlessly challenged conventional understanding in her teaching and writing as well as in a feminist journal she helped found in 1989 at the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women at Brown University.

I heard tales of once-private naked pictures being enthusiastically critiqued, browser search histories being scrutinized, and sexual orientation being relentlessly challenged by the Gestapo.

You change them by relentlessly challenging them until enough people become ashamed of holding the bad beliefs.

"We relentlessly challenge those that persist in avoiding tax and have recovered £29bn additional revenues from large businesses in the last six years, including £4.1bn in the last four years from transfer pricing inquiries alone.

An HMRC spokesman said: "We relentlessly challenge those that persist in avoiding tax and have recovered £29bn additional revenues from large businesses in the last six years, including £4.1bn in the last four years from transfer pricing enquiries alone".

Halal in particular's relentlessly challenging take on techno both boggled and behooved.

To win that agenda a unified progressive community must relentlessly challenge entrenched vested interests.