Sentence examples for virtually unrelenting from inspiring English sources
For their parts, Gimli, Legolas, Aragorn, Gandalf, Elrond, Arwen, Galadriel, Eomer, Eowyn, Theoden, Faramir, Denethor, and Saruman offer virtually unrelenting high mimesis for the entirety of their respective appearances in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Seriously ill, half-blind, in virtually unrelenting pain, he lived in boarding houses in Switzerland, the French Riviera, and Italy, with only limited human contact.
B1 Husband Sues Liza Minnelli David Gest is suing Liza Minnelli, claiming that while they lived together she went into alcohol-induced rages and beat him so badly that he "suffers from virtually constant, unrelenting pain" in his head.
It was virtually the same tough, unrelenting position that Bush struck on Iraq.
"I wanted to be here in New Hampshire because when you think about what virtually all the Democratic candidates have been saying, it's been unrelenting, just nothing but negative personal and critical attacks on the president's great leadership," Mr. Pataki told a crowd of about 100 cheering Republicans at a Mexican restaurant in this gritty town on Sunday afternoon.
Upon assuming office, the Obama Administration, rather unexpectedly, offered up unrelenting criticism of Israel's ongoing settlement construction and virtually demanded its halt as a precondition to set the right tone for a resumption of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.
Thanks to unrelenting efforts of several advanced teams, it has been demonstrated that virtually the entire ventral cranial base is accessible with endoscopic technique, and many sophisticated procedures have became feasible in the past decade [ 1– 3, 8, 9].
What I hear in the rest of NPR's talking-head programming is an unrelenting far-left-of-center Democratic point of view that is reflected in virtually every question asked of guests.
For weeks on end, legions of baby boomer journalists, psychologists, talk show hosts, radio hosts and virtually any non Gen X'er who felt confident enough to exercise an opinion went into overdrive with unrelenting commentary on how we (Gen X'ers) were "troubled" "angry" tragic" and supposedly mired in all sorts of misfortune.
The pace was unrelenting.
