Sentence examples for so tireless from inspiring English sources

Their lovemaking is so tireless and innocently vigorous that if the human version came anywhere near it, no one would ever do anything else.

A Rhodes scholar and former boxer who is now a program director at the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation in New York, Weber is so tireless, even relentless, a cheerleader for Damon that he becomes almost Lear-like — a grieving father who will see nothing less than perfection in his child, and so fails to understand how moving his imperfection is.

So tireless was his devotion to Israel that he was almost a one-man ministry of culture - seeking out young artists; helping them towards scholarships for study in America (under the auspices of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, whose board he chaired); founding the Jerusalem Music Centre and its affiliated artist's colony, the Mishkenot Sha'ananim.

If that's the case, it's downplayed here, perhaps because Mariela's effort seems so tireless and hopeful that the filmmakers prefer to accentuate the positive.

So perhaps "tireless" is unique as a single-word cliché.

So Blatter promised tireless vigilance against this evil as well.

"She is tireless, so I will be tireless, and I hope you will be too.

Birmingham are tireless runners so there will be a lot of work for us".

So, according to his tireless amanuensis James Boswell, said Dr Samuel Johnson on the night of 7 April 1775.

So much for the tireless campaign to make it clear that "no means no" when it comes to sex, and that if someone is obviously drunk or passed out and can't consent, you should never sleep with them.

The orphan's life is never fully his own, but seems instead as secondhand as the form of this novel itself, so brilliant in its tireless echoes of earlier texts.