Sentence examples for remorseless pursuit from inspiring English sources
Ever since, Ashcroft has been engaged in a remorseless pursuit of his perceived foes.
After Escobar, the idea of rebellion based on ideology was largely supplanted by the remorseless pursuit of profit and power.
Part of what makes McGovern's dramas so watchable is their absolute integrity, their remorseless pursuit of a truth that leaves everyone feeling wrung out by the journey's end.
The unusual twist to the story is the role played by Trinity Mirror's institutional investors, and particularly Tweedy Browne, an American fund well known for its remorseless pursuit of underperforming managers.
Goodbye.' "Then he ordered: 'Blow her to hell.' " Epic as well is the nearly unbearable retreat of Lee's beaten army and Ulysses S. Grant's unremitting, remorseless pursuit of it westward.
(And how long then before somebody decides that Boca Juniors or Flamengo or a franchise representing New York might be more marketable than Viktoria Plzen or Club Brugge or Young Boys?) That's not an immediate threat, but it might not be that far in the future given football's remorseless pursuit of cash.
Ruthless in pursuit of success.
Immersed in macabre kitsch and THC'd into hellish oblivion, the Wizard's trademark sound eschews experimentation in favour of the fervent pursuit of inconceivable, remorseless heaviness, replete with mesmerising repetition and enough reverb to make the whole harrowing enterprise feel like a slow-motion nose-dive into the abyss.
Like Stalin's other recent biographers -notably Robert Conquest, Dmitri Volkogonov and Edvard Radzinsky -- Robert Service paints a picture of a warped monster of a man, insatiable in his pursuit of power, ruthless in his treatment of real and imagined rivals, remorseless in his murder of millions.
Yet it's not pursuit of glory that spurs Wegelius on but something much more remorseless.
All the elements of his intensely pessimistic world view — remorseless fury at a callous universe, lack of faith in human relationships, manic pursuit of aesthetic perfection — were likely set by the hardships of his youth.
