Sentence examples for unremittingly there from inspiring English sources

"If we continue to extract it unremittingly, there's no doubt that we are not going to be able to stay within any plausible envelope of a habitable Earth".

This is quite the jolliest Godot I've ever seen, and while the play is not unremittingly bleak (there is, indeed, something absurdly optimistic in Estragon and Vladimir's continued waiting), it seems odd when it comes across quite as cosily as it does here.

Creating coherent policies is unremittingly difficult when there are so many nations, each with a different political culture.

He wrote a few early songs for a "Drood" musical, Mr. Holmes added, but the piece was unremittingly bleak, and there was the problem of what to do about the ending.

Outcomes for children brought up in care are unremittingly bleak, and there was nobody in his life who expected anything of him, who thought he'd ever amount to anything.

There's something unremittingly dull about fulfilling your objectives every season.

There's also something unremittingly apocalyptic and relentlessly anti-American about it.

Almost is not enough when there are two teams who unremittingly dominate a league.

If it were unremittingly bleak in outlook it would be unwatchable (there are times, in particular during the fifth episode Gladys, when it almost is) but what redeems it is an ever-present sense of hope.

For those who still find that poetry, both oral and written, embodies everything important about civilization, there's something both uplifting and unremittingly sad about the mini-revival.

If there's one silver lining on an otherwise unremittingly bleak cloud over the economy, it is the possibility that the crisis will change the obscene culture of self-enrichment among the top echelons of financial institutions.