Sentence examples for relentlessly found from inspiring English sources
Leaming depicts Janet Auchincloss, the first lady's mother, as a classic Mommie Dearest who "destroyed Jackie's self-image" as she "relentlessly found fault with Jackie's appearance" and "criticized her love of books and learning," particularly her "fascination with French history and culture".
Readers whom I hear from on this topic tend to express one of two opposite viewpoints: 1) The Times should relentlessly find out and print whatever it can about clandestine government activities, and 2) The Times has no business determining what is in the best interest of national security, or pursuing classified information that is passed along illegally.
The world's best companies struggle relentlessly to find and keep the vital few.
They search relentlessly to find the most acceptable answer; they reflect upon the self, acknowledge the problem, and embark upon a journey to "put things into place before I have the baby".
Actors who "make it" typically work relentlessly to find roles, get told "no" over and over again, get very minor roles at best, and yet remain optimistic.
Devastated but relentlessly positive, Sillett found relief in the fact that in the end it hadn't been close, also observing how the accordant change – Phillips dropping back and Gynn coming in at right-midfield – "could be the key to us winning the cup".
New tactics had to be found and relentlessly enforced.
An energetic, relentlessly upbeat woman, she found herself losing patience as she readied her two children for school.
An investigative journalist in modern-day Earth, her first appearance in the 1970s found her relentlessly pursuing a story – and refusing to make the Doctor a coffee.
She was not alone: the New York Times's Ben Brantley found it "relentlessly, numbingly flat", Variety's Charles Isherwood called it "risibly bad" and audience members walked out.
I played the game's Wii adaptation (versions are also available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo DS machines) and found it relentlessly unobjectionable.
