Sentence examples for relentlessly refused from inspiring English sources

The first is that perennial favourite, Colin Powell, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who has relentlessly refused attempts to lure him into politics.

"He refused relentlessly.

When he first signed to appear on the "Tonight Show," he was quizzed by the press so relentlessly that he refused after a while to submit to further interrogation.

The truth is that there is no alternative to the hard work: building relationships with those who would rather tell you to "f*** off", resetting expectations with those who trample them, being relentlessly positive and refusing to reward poor behaviour with anger from the teacher.

Thereafter, he refused all offers to negotiate and relentlessly attacked workers along the route.

Comfortable with power, he nonetheless refused to speak about himself, instead focusing relentlessly on views that underscored his credentials as an inflation-fighter.

In the Tillman family, it was most of all the mother who refused to believe the lies and who relentlessly dug for the facts.

Since then, friends said, Mr. Ambrosino had refused to accept the breakup and had pursued her relentlessly, appearing at her workplaces and leaving countless messages on her telephone.

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.

Tom Watson, the Labour MP who knows most about phone hacking, then focused relentlessly on the ageing mogul, refusing to allow the clearly better briefed James to intervene.

They cry relentlessly, wake up easily, and refuse to eat.