Sentence examples for unrelenting enemy from inspiring English sources

His unrelenting enemy was the powerful Richard, duke of York.

Choices: Holding on, Letting go Characterizing death as the unrelenting enemy, which always wins, Gawande proposes strategies that spare patient-combatants (and their loved ones) "total annihilation".

"I personally do not believe that in 1934 an honest party member who had trod the long road of unrelenting fight against enemies for the party and for socialism would now be in the camp of the enemies.

The reader is, in fact, the writer's only unrelenting, genuine enemy.

It continued: "Good luck to Mr Corbyn and his desire for a kinder politics, especially when his enemies specialise in unrelenting personal attacks... His authenticity is a potent weapon".

They demanded unrelenting confrontation against a supposedly implacable enemy.

Trump is pushing a vision of nationalism that is unrelenting, that makes the critical thinker an enemy of the state and justifies the routine use of force against detractors.

Ever since the Vietnam War, United States military doctrine has called for unrelenting operations in the hope of breaking the enemy's resistance.

His supporters were so numerous it often seemed that Roosevelt was a unifier, but the truth is that he waged unrelenting class war and thrived on the vilification of his enemies.

"Not afraid to make enemies and blessed with many loyal friends, Ruth was unrelenting and consistent in upholding the highest standards for rigor and clarity in philosophy and in academia more generally," said Della Rocca, echoing the sentiments expressed by many friends, former students and colleagues responding to the news of her death.

His unrelenting cartoons exposed the brutality of the Israeli army and the hypocrisy of the PLO, earning him many powerful enemies.