Sentence examples for which is relentless from inspiring English sources

A similarly cold, aggressive voyeurism characterizes the film's violence, which is relentless and often gruesome.

Instead, he relies on his own market research, which is relentless, idiosyncratic, and unstatistical; his sample group is whoever passes through his life or his in-box.

As for the movie itself, a "cold, aggressive voyeurism characterizes the film's violence, which is relentless and often gruesome," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

Young viewers will love the action, which is relentless and, with the exception of a couple of hokey touches, quite believable.

These patients are considered to have a hypertrophied superego, which is relentless in its demands for perfection.

So were the cheesy gags, which were relentless.

Swope savaged Becker from the start, leading the charge of the press, which was relentless.

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But the greatest threat to my reporting wasn't the danger, which was erratic and unusual, but the frustrations and despair, which were relentless, pervading every task of daily life.

His hitting in the two lengthy baseline exchanges with which the game opens is relentless.

Still, the differences among the patients quickly vanish in the country of illness and in the enervating hospital light, which like the sad voices is relentless.