It's a story of unremitting excess and gross exaggerations.
Nothing says Princess Pan -- and unremitting adolescence -- like being cool.
Nan and Pingping Wu, a husband and wife, are the sort of persevering newcomers, firmly set on a legal path to citizenship by way of unremitting thrift and toil, whom presidents like to point to from the podium during major addresses on the economy.
In the vacuum of gloom that is EastEnders, those not yet hardened by a life of unremitting misery stick out like a troupe of somersaulting party clowns at Dignitas HQ.
He was often in communication with Henry of Navarre, afterward Henry IV of France, and like him was unremitting in his efforts to conclude a league among the German Protestants.
In Russia, children are raised by their grandmothers, or, if their grandmothers are not available, by women of the same generation in a similar state of unremitting vigilance against the hazards — like weather — that arise in everyday life.
In "Happy Days," a woman buried up to her waist (and then her neck) in a mound of earth fills time, under unremitting light, with ordinary activities like brushing her teeth, telling stories and attempting conversation with her absurdly indolent spouse.
There are some who might suggest a refusal to show emotion or doubt in defeat is of a piece with England's desiccated unresponsiveness in the series just past, the sense of methods didactically applied, the lack of broader emotional palette: fair enough in victory, but in unremitting defeat something that starts to look not like a strength but like a weakness.
The group played it, like the rest of the pieces in this interesting if unremitting concert, with relaxed but focused poise.
