Sentence examples for relentlessly directed from inspiring English sources

He also developed a splendid line in mockery, relentlessly directed at the more feudal aspects of rural Conservatism.

Relentlessly directed toward the art world in Paris, his immersion in the South Seas produced no reliable knowledge of island life but only a spicy romantic flavor.

Just about any scene would evoke its entire epic sweep and bittersweet tone, but we my wife, Maja; our younger daughter, Louise; and I watched the whole thing again and were, again, carried away with Hawks's relentlessly direct emotionalism.

This is a modest little film, directed by Jay Russell, and it's relentlessly sentimental.

As directed by Lucia Aniello, the consistently — even relentlessly — energetic cast of gifted comedians rattle off lines as if hitting verbal marks.

And "Las Acacias," directed by Pablo Giorgelli, is a quiet, entrancing, relentlessly linear Argentine road movie very much indebted to Lisandro Alonso, whose films "Los Muertos" and "Liverpool" are among the definitive Argentine road movies of our time.

Billed as a "mockumentary" about an actress whose imminent breakthrough is being relentlessly captured by a pesky documentary filmmaker, the movie, directed by Griffin Dunne, who also plays the filmmaker, offers up a constellation of celebrities like Buck Henry, Carrie Fisher, Charlie Sheen and Sandra Bullock.

Steven Spielberg, who directed him in "Lincoln," taught him that a relentlessly upbeat attitude will spread to a cast and crew.

He's relentlessly positive, and never directs snark or scorn toward religious fundamentalists, natural targets for a comedian in a roomful of atheists.

They directed much of their ire at the prosecutors and conservative media who relentlessly pursued the accusations of corruption against Mr. Roh and his family.

It's relentlessly serious, unlike the extremely funny political comedy Escape from the "Liberty" Cinema (1990), directed by Zanussi's close associate Wojciech Marczewski (b1944), released just after the collapse of communism.