Sentence examples for relentlessly left from inspiring English sources

Yet while his death will cast a long and emotive shadow over the current Liberal Democrat leadership contest, it's too crude to draw from him the lesson that the party succeeds simply by tacking relentlessly left.

The stranger skipped and wove hastily up the path from the gate to the porch steps, his small eyes darting relentlessly left and right as if he feared being discovered too early, or as if he were afraid that a furious dog was about to jump out at him from the thicket of thorny bougainvillea bushes that grew on both sides of the path.

The Crimson Tide pressured Ole Miss relentlessly, leaving Snead ineffective and longing for his old blind-side protector, Michael Oher.

Drug firms are still extremely profitable, but the time and expense of discovering and testing new drugs have risen relentlessly, leaving each pill with less time under patent to recoup the larger investment.

The songs, relentlessly dour, leave her vocals sounding mannered rather than passionate.

Charles Reznikoff (1894-1976) worelentlesslyessly, never leaving New York but for a brief sojourn in Hollywood, of all places.

The relentlessly divisive leader left power in the hand of a dauphin, Nicolás Maduro, who is also wedded to the kind of aggressive rhetoric that was the cornerstone of his mentor's government.

But Mr. van Manen does give each dancer individualized material, though they have too many consciously quirky flourishes of head and arms and a too relentlessly left-right tick-tock phrasing to become serious.

Not only does the bill fall far short of the photo-op promises Mr. Bush made to provide funding for programs to improve public education, but it would actually cut $200 million from the president's very own (and relentlessly touted) No Child Left Behind Act.

Strange, vivid, baffling and relentlessly unexplained, they leave their viewers transfixed by certain questions: Who are those people running down that hill in their underwear?

"Ju-On" is the sort of film at which the audience does not scream, laugh and carry on -- one of those rare movies, like the original "Haunting" or "Carnival of Souls" or "Blue Velvet," that turn you relentlessly inward and leave you unable to share your dread with anyone else.