Sentence examples for relentlessly intense from inspiring English sources
So Conte, having come home to the Old Lady he served as a relentlessly intense midfielder, will have to go into the market for more quality.
Unless, that is, you happen to be Bella Swan — the relentlessly intense heroine of Stephenie Meyer's "Eclipse" — in which case your boyfriend is a vampire and your besotted best friend is a werewolf, prone to passive-aggressive outbursts like: "Well, I'm so sorry that I can't be the right kind of monster for you, Bella.
During my visit, I found Intimidator 305 to be relentlessly intense.
"It's relentlessly intense and failure does not stop the action for a second.
He'd envisioned the picture as a relentlessly intense psychodrama — a kind of first-person war movie — but then, dismayed by how lifeless the first cut felt, had spent desperate hours in the editing room, praying he could make the thing watchable.
What people also told me was that beneath this jovial, relentlessly upbeat exterior was an intense, hard-nosed businessman.
But his defense team, a pair of lean and intense litigators, Richard Strassberg and Roberto Braceras, relentlessly attacked Gilman's credibility as a witness.
It won't come as a surprise to anyone whose spent time in Israel if I tell you he's intense, competitive, and relentlessly determined.
There isn't the kind of intense market competition that relentlessly drives down costs and rewards innovation.
With shock cuts, gliding camera movements, muted colors that evoke David Fincher's "Zodiac" and tricks learned from "The Twilight Zone," Mr. Wan — whose first sly shot is of a cracked, smiling face — sets a relentlessly uneasy tone that imperceptively shifts between intense seriousness and lightly mocking.
The portrait of Leonardo that emerges from Lester's book is of an intense intellectual striver who worked relentlessly to prove his worth, teaching himself Latin so he could study ancient thinkers, then demonstrating his absolute comprehension of their ideas through drawings like "Vitruvian Man".
