Sentence examples for relentlessly promoting from inspiring English sources

His best received line was a dig at Mr. Hatch for relentlessly promoting a 28-minute advertisement his campaign was broadcasting today.

His is the land of high trade barriers protecting deeply inefficient businesses, from steel and textile manufacturers to the small retail sector, while relentlessly promoting Japan's sleeker exports.

Mr Thaksin is an unattractive figure, a billionaire who spent his way to power by setting up his own lavishly funded party, and relentlessly promoting it using the stable of media companies he had conveniently acquired.

Fresh from interviewing the US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, he spends the 30 minutes of our conversation relentlessly promoting his company and his show, with his progressive politics acting as a thread to tie it all together.

At Harvard Law School in 1990, President Obama found himself lovingly mocked by his peers for relentlessly promoting the exotic story of a search for racial identity that later became the theme of his best-selling book, "Dreams From My Father".

Good examples for you to mirror would be this year's Brie Larson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Alicia Vikander and Sylvester Stallone, who all have been seen relentlessly promoting their films on red carpets, mingling with Academy voters, attending lunches and gathering goodwill from everyone.

The food sector's giants are built around strong brands, relentlessly promoted and rejuvenated.

Beginning in the nineteen-seventies, the N.R.A. relentlessly promoted the view that the right to own a gun is sacrosanct.

Rather, the Conservatives have, as Mrs Thatcher did, relentlessly promoted "Tina" (there is no alternative) as the dominant discourse.

Still, Mr. Chalabi's supporters in Washington -- particularly civilians in the Pentagon -- relentlessly promoted him as Iraq's future leader.

The slogan of the coup regime in Honduras, relentlessly promoted on state and private TV channels, is "Peace and Democracy".