Sentence examples for with implacable from inspiring English sources

"A Touch of Sin" builds with implacable tension and urgency.

With implacable rigidity, she stood by every administration decision.

She stared at him with implacable eyes; her very lack of expression seemed accusatory.

This is not the first time he has offered his thoughts on dealing with implacable critics.

The question is whether he's seasoned and tough enough to deal with implacable enemies.

At Leigh boys' grammar school, his determination to study music met with implacable opposition.

What could turn-of-the-twentieth-century English socialists, committed to notions of healthy living, fulfilling work and parliamentary democracy, teach the self-proclaimed leader of the Russian workers and peasants with his implacable revolutionary fervour and appointment with destiny?

If his flirtation with Baghdad is consummated, the struggle with the implacable zealot from Saudi Arabia could be drifting towards an exceedingly bloody end-game.

Senior administration folk take a slightly more diplomatic view: it seems absurd, they say, to keep such a treaty, signed to codify the principle of mutual assured destruction with an implacable ideological enemy, as the "defining principle" of relations with a very different Russia.

In an astonishing scene at the heart of the movie, Uriel argues with the implacable Grossman.

He is -- with his implacable features and plodding, allergic-to-television delivery -- the ultimate inside man.