Sentence examples for remain implacable from inspiring English sources

President François Hollande, went out of his way in an address to the nation on Friday to underline the anti-Semitic nature of the Vincennes attack, adding that France must remain "implacable in the face of racism and anti-Semitism".

"I've been looking all this time, and they put it up themselves!" The activist with the UMLACA on his balcony told me he'd learned that the world can remain implacable even in the face of irrefutable evidence.

Still, even with all of this, the need for meaningful boundaries remain implacable.

In the war that resulted, Hera and Athena remained implacable enemies of Troy.

He became the whipping boy of the jailers but he remained implacable," Mr Henin said.

As ever, Israel itself remained implacable, refusing to permit the relief convoy into Gaza, though the struggle to force it to do so continues.

While Hariri, a Sunni Muslim, enjoyed the patronage of the Sunni world's powerhouse, Saudi Arabia, he was avowedly secular and his appeal transcended sectarian boundaries that had remained implacable for many compatriots throughout the 15-year civil war.

And for three years - from that day in 2006 until about four weeks ago - Lucy remained implacable, resisting approaches from priests, people from the orphanage and other people she had never seen before, to persuade her to let Mercy go.

It would take three more years for all American women to be endowed with same rights and the Statue of Liberty remained implacable through it all.

Sex censorship is virtually a dead issue, but the demands of art remain as implacable as ever.

Rather than bow to his critics, Mr. Barroso pledged to remain an "implacable defender" of the E.U. single market, which aims to provide a level playing field among almost 500 million people across 27 member states.