Sentence examples for unrelenting quest from inspiring English sources
If Dickens, subsumed into its wider surroundings, represents blackness, then our protagonists' unrelenting quest to re-establish its existence is about setting some clear boundaries.
He had, in fact, much in common with some forms of it: the unrelenting quest for the godly life, the intolerant certainty of his own rectitude, the hatred of corruption and extravagance.
Both this middle period of his fiction, dominated by the Zuckerman novels, and his second marriage (his first wife, Margaret Martinson, from whom he was separated, died in a car crash in 1968) became increasingly troubled by his unrelenting quest for artistic fulfilment.
Frank's unrelenting quest for power is similar to that of Macbeth's: On several occasions, Frank mentions that he greatly desires power over money and despises people who are the other way around.
Liz Ford Reams have been written about China in Africa, with the dominant story one of Beijing's unrelenting quest for natural resources.
In her fluent, friendly and offhandedly riveting account, what started with a visit from two young Mormon missionaries soon became a fitful but unrelenting quest for an adult understanding of the deity she always sincerely sensed was at her side.
Since 2010 when international trade was outlawed, the black market has been unrelenting in its quest for eel.
In Magna Carta handwriting, my boyfriend wrote something like, "Willst thou go to third with me... milady?" He was unrelenting in his quest, and finally a plan was made.
There was never a moment he thought the fight against doping would ever be won but despite no prospect of victory the former president of the World Anti-Doping Agency is unrelenting in his quest to eradicate whatever cheats he can.
The pace was unrelenting.
