Unremittingly

Professional soldiers, after all, like to soldier, particularly in environments where they are not being pounded by artillery in unremittingly brutal urban combat — that, one might observe, becomes old very quickly.

Bill Gates, the world’s richest man, and Warren Buffett, the third richest, are—not entirely coincidentally—two of the most unremittingly optimistic men on the planet.

Efforts in advancing China-Japan ties should "persevere unremittingly to prevent the appearance of new twists and turns" so that previous efforts did not go to waste, said Li at a joint briefing with Abe on Friday.

The Scotsman described him as “unremittingly vicious” and “master of the one-liner”.

Although the critics were superlative in their praise, see for example The Times, July 10, 1848 some expressed disappointment at the unremittingly dark portrayal of human nature, fearing Thackeray had taken his dismal metaphor too far.

Businesspeople remained unremittingly hostile to this type of regulation, primarily on the grounds that it took away their main means of exercising discipline over their workers.

Unremittingly fanatical members of the Volkssturm refused to abandon the Nazi ethos unto the dying days of the Third Reich and in a number of instances, took brutal police "actions" against German civilians deemed defeatists or cowards.

While a considerable proportion of the Misnagdim were not adverse to at least some of their goals, the rebbes were unremittingly hostile.