Sentence examples for strive relentlessly from inspiring English sources

A bricklayer type offered, "Gravy?" Mr. Obama replied, "Hey, I'm trying to fatten up, right?" Finally, a brief history lesson, courtesy of The Washington Post: William Henry Harrison was the first president to "strive relentlessly downward" in the 1840s, creating the "common-man myth".

Most companies strive relentlessly to build such a loyal and motivated workforce similar to the ones music festivals collect by default.

Yet he strove relentlessly to give the paper "mass and class".

Cutting-edge research shows that there is, in fact, a fine line between striving for improvement and striving relentlessly for perfection.

For me this goes hand-in-hand with "Lake Haze" in how it manages so clearly to paint the image of the underwater world that Drexciya strove relentlessly to realise.

Why did we strive so relentlessly in school?

Artist and choreographer William Forsythe's recent installation Nowhere and Everywhere At The Same Time No. 2 achieves what every DJ strives for relentlessly: getting everyone in one room to dance, whether they like it or not.

"Some cultures are too polite," she explained, before advising us all, particularly women, to "relentlessly" strive for "visibility".

Now's a good time for us to leverage the robust equity-quest built into our constitution as we continue to form, and relentlessly strive for, a more perfect Union.

What remains a critical concern is that women earn less than 10percentt of the world's wages but do more than two-thirds of the world's work as they relentlessly strive to support their families and keep their head above the surface financially.

Supplies of Impressionist and modern art are getting thinner all the time, and auction houses are relentlessly striving to squeeze ever higher prices out of potential buyers by hiking estimates and assorted "reserves," below which the auctioneer will not allow the works to sell.