Sentence examples for that sort of relentless from inspiring English sources

It is absurd to compare that sort of relentless pressure to the task of Olympians, preparing for their big day before a friendly, celebratory crowd once every four years.

That sort of relentless consumerism is going to be throttled back a little bit, a little leaner and meaner.

He played a beat: "a dumb and relentless rhythm," he said, that "sort of reminds me of the dumb and relentless march of time".

So that's, I think, one example of the kind of strategy that's out there, this sort of relentless positive thinking that really sabotages people.

She said that?" "Sort of".

We bracket that sort of approach here.

Scott Conroy, a reporter for Real Clear Politics and author of Palin biography Sarah from Alaska, says that running for president requires the sort of relentless drive he has seen in the former Alaska governor.

Ultimately, this sort of relentless unrewarding defeatism drives young scientists out of research.Naturally, House Republicans aren't planning to let this situation continue.

But there's no need to strain the quality of mercy: as one of Willie's acquaintances proclaims, "iamb what iamb!" There's a word for this sort of relentless horseplay, and Winfield has coined it: "irritainment".

Not until two minutes before half-time did England start to piece together the sort of relentless multi-phase attacks in which, lacking anything remotely resembling creativity, they must put their faith.

On the one hand, I feel like I need to engage in a sort of relentless performative sadness to be taken seriously, for people to understand that I really am depressed and that each day – each moment of each day – is a struggle for me, that even when I am happy, I am still fighting the monster.