In PEACE KILLS (Grove, $13), P. J. O'Rourke visits Kosovo, Egypt, Israel, Kuwait and Iraq, relentlessly pointing out the absurdities in America's recent foreign interventions.
The book relentlessly points out the logical fallacies in religious belief and ultimately concludes that the laws of probability preclude the existence of an omnipotent creator.
Such proposals might be familiar fringe-candidate fare, but it is on the issue of the Iraq war that Gravel could prove embarrassing to the Democratic mainstream by relentlessly pointing out that Democrats could stop the war - if they choose to exercise their legislative power.
Cleantech voices need to frame the cost argument properly by relentlessly pointing out that fossil fuels' supposed cheapness is underwritten by massive taxpayers subsidies.
They relentlessly point at the object so that other, attention-deficient people may revel in its brightness, its shiny-ness, and ignore important work that must be done.
Poizner, once a moderate ally of Schwarzenegger, ran hard at Whitman from the right, closing a huge gap only to be driven back by a relentlessly negative campaign pointing out the Poizner wasn't the right-winger he made himself out to be and that Whitman was the real conservative.
Toughest D.C. interviews: Senator Mitch McConnell, because he is relentlessly on point, and he's unflappable.
Both are hemmed in by direction and a screenplay that are relentlessly on point (as well as an off-the-shelf score).
But it also spawned competitors, and some Jordanians, for example, say those who tired of the relentlessly American point of view abandoned the station.
"We've tried to be pretty relentlessly on-point about him being a symbol of inspiration in the face of tremendous fear, as opposed to a symbol of punishment, or a symbol of revenge, taking the city away from criminals.
