relentlessly造句

The Lady is at the dogmatic heart of this relentlessly didactic work of literature.

GAPs investigations show that every single water source in the region was intensively and relentlessly exploited.

She was relentlessly self-promoting, short-termist and populist, as for example when she imposed price caps on fuel.

He was somewhat wooden, but he stuck to the four issues relentlessly and it proved to be a winning strategy.

In three years it has advanced relentlessly from a lowly regional league to the glamour of the Bundesliga. What is Hoffenheim's secret?

The same could be said for Europe’s approach to the sovereign-debt crisis, as it has spread relentlessly round the southern and western periphery of the euro area.

Beethoven had such a firm look. So he succeeded. He relentlessly looked up to his ideals and wrote a thick ink in the history of art.

Thatcher has relentlessly flogged the book in Britain and the U.S., giving TV interviews that scourge what she sees as the collapse of her country's leadership.

It did not relentlessly play up the possibilities open to all those with a garage and a bit of spare cash, and so, in turn, did not cruelly equate an ordinary life with a failed one.

Her campaign has been relentlessly smooth, if a bit mechanical (she is forever bursting out laughing, whether it is appropriate or not, to counteract the idea that she has no sense of humour).