Sentence examples for unrelenting as from inspiring English sources

Syria's enmity toward Israel has been unrelenting, as has its criticism of the United States for its support of Israel.

They systematically overcame England because their bowlers were unrelenting as well as hostile and their batsmen unfashionably patient.

In 2 hours 10 minutes, Kuerten was unrelenting as he delivered an endless supply of crosscourt backhands.

Once their ominous journey begins, however, the suspense is unrelenting, as each bump in the road and jostle of the trucks tests the characters' mettle, friendship, and nerves.

And all the time, like the guns at El Alamein, the barrage of advice has been unrelenting as old regulars call.

To the Catholic mystic Andy Warhol, the film camera is as unrelenting, as all-seeing, as God, the authority before which everyone is visible.

The rhythms pumped out by his Korg player are unrelenting, exhilarating and as fresh as anything by today's young bedroom producers.

Mr. Boehner — a 60-year-old, perpetually tanned, sharply tailored, chain-smoking golfer — is not as fiery as Newt Gingrich or as unrelenting an arm-twister as Tom DeLay, two of his Republican predecessors in top House posts.

Not incidentally, several aides to Mr. Bush said that his unrelenting posture was as much aimed at a domestic audience as it was at showing strength to America's enemies.

It is a war that has been as unrelenting and intense as, some researchers say, it is useless.

Residents say planes fly over every three minutes and have described the noise as "unrelenting".