"There's a kind of relentlessness to mephedrone—a detached relentlessness," he says.
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In Knausgaard, artlessness is inseparable from relentlessness, and the relentlessness takes the form of a single-minded inquiry into one person and his world.
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His relentlessness and power were on display throughout the evening.
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I'm always in awe of the relentlessness of my immigrant community.
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There's an amiable relentlessness to her, a constant churn of intellectual energy.
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In all cases, they speak to the "Ahabian" relentlessness of their pursuits.
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The relentlessness of horse-race politics is ultimately a form of political suppression.
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With machines and sequencers and drum machines, I love the relentlessness of it.
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The rigors and relentlessness of the campaign reveals illness, as it did today.
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Mr. Cuomo's relentlessness has long been an irritation to members of the press.
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They seek Monica's guidance, and hopefully, with her wisdom and relentlessness, they win.
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Instead, he low-key calls out Sansa for possibly admiring the mad queen's relentlessness.
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Siegemund said she had applied some of that same relentlessness to her rehabilitation process.
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What they lack in intelligence they make up for in relentlessness and sheer numbers.
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And no family is ready for the savage relentlessness of the suffering it brings.
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Each has been feisty while maintaining composure, and a relentlessness unseen in the past.
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But the reason it's important is that relentlessness is core to Clinton's theory of change.
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Then there's the concept itself: a cartoon, communicating the relentlessness of terror and military action.
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We need to show the same relentlessness as the Republicans and take our country back.
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Relentlessness, along with the energy needed to pursue it, are the hallmarks of Pochettino soccer.
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Superior Court of California, is a great illustration of the relentlessness of class action opponents.
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Boi-1da, Drake's go-to producer, credited Murda for his relentlessness, both socially and musically.
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But the Royals displayed the relentlessness they showed against the Mets in last year's World Series.
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Every scene was an endurance test, trying not to talk or trying to endure Harry's relentlessness.
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IN KESSEL, Ms. Demeulemeester has come to respect the relentlessness and unpredictability of tending to nature.
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IN KESSEL, Ms. Demeulemeester has come to respect the relentlessness and unpredictability of tending to nature.
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To this combination he added a large dose of relentlessness, heightened by his inclination to be thorough.
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Many of these critics are people I long have respected for their patriotism, relentlessness and writing styles.
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"There is no exaggerating the relentlessness of Schaap's approach," David Remnick wrote in a 2008 New Yorker profile.
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"That difference is relentlessness and a fire that can not be extinguished by an acute failure," Cavalea says.
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And in fact, many of the most successful people encourage relentlessness when it comes to money and work.
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All the rage and mourning and angst works to exhaust you; it eats you alive with its relentlessness.
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And one night in the summer of 1979, as a result of Simmons's relentlessness, Blow got his break.
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Peters can't keep his old-school work ethic at bay for long; relentlessness is something like his default.
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PARELES Knotty, arty math rock confronts the relentlessness of algorithms in "Spiders," a paranoid — or is it accurate?
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There's a brutal relentlessness to the sun in Loving, and the rest of the world feels just as inhospitable.
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The relentlessness of modern internet conversation has led to an implicit threat: Be everywhere, or don't be at all.
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We also have features on the relentlessness of modern parenting, Lin-Manuel Miranda's passion for Puerto Rico and more.
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It is the relentlessness of its methods that has turned business from a safe space to a field of contention.
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He wanted his program to reflect the relentlessness and resiliency inherent in the student-athletes of an Ivy League program.
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The Marines and Vietnam instilled in Mueller a sense of discipline and a relentlessness that have driven him ever since.
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"Nicole has that rare combination of strategic acuity, relentlessness and interpersonal warmth that makes nimble coalition politics possible," he said.
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The impact has been seismic, most obviously manifested and most easily gauged by the relentlessness of this season's title race.
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Porzingis relies a little more on length, while Martin was about vertical leaping ability, but both show power and relentlessness.
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That Brooklyn is near the top of the NBA in free-throw rate only begins to convey the group's relentlessness.
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The relentlessness of global terror attacks was a common theme among those paying tribute to Nice and its residents and visitors.
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And what is lost in rhetorical energy, she makes up for in the passion that is expressed in relentlessness and grit.
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Does anyone truly imagine prevailing without bringing the fight everywhere — without matching cancer in its inventiveness, its nimbleness, its sheer relentlessness?
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And when Sara presses Kreizler on the truth about his arm, her relentlessness in search of the truth echoes Kreizler's own.
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Rather, Mr. Schwartz said, Mr. Trump's "virtue" in negotiating was his relentlessness and lack of concern for anything but claiming victory.
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From an actor's point of view, it must have been hard to keep a distance from the relentlessness of these themes.
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Westbrook plays with the same kind of relentlessness and raw speed that made Slayer such an unstoppable force in the 1980s.
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"Miranda saw Hamilton's relentlessness, brilliance, linguistic dexterity, and self-destructive stubbornness through his own idiosyncratic lens," wrote The New Yorker in 2015.
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The relentlessness of horse-race politics is ultimately a form of political suppression, not just on Election Day but every day thereafter.
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Album Review In this time of relentlessness and ubiquity, there is no art more potent, or shocking, than the art of disappearance.
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But sheer relentlessness is the driving factor that forces their coach to constantly mull over different ways to increase their playing time.
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Most impressively though, he took his brand of honesty, relentlessness, and excess and made it the blueprint for countless rappers after him.
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Considering the scale and relentlessness of the swarm — especially after the Night King did his signature reanimation move — they probably should have.
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However, from that fury came a determination that transformed my physical weakness into a mental strength and relentlessness to push against limitations.
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The musicologist Elmer Schönberger indelibly referred to her as "the lady with a hammer" because of the stony relentlessness of her style.
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At the same time, the relentlessness of Breuer's approach raises another question: How much can an object endure before it is completely destroyed?
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More broadly, the biggest differences between the corporate and individual civil rights movement is the relentlessness and rate of success of corporate litigants.
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I see it in the relentlessness of our biomedical researchers, who are working nonstop to develop diagnostics, vaccines and treatments for COVID-19.
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One might wish for a little more push or a little more speed, but relentlessness is ever-present everywhere else at the moment.
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A cherry tree is a reminder of the relentlessness of life, of the earth's unceasing, implacable desire to keep making more of itself.
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In an era in which rapping qua rapping matters less than it has in decades, it's the rare reliable safe space for relentlessness.
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"There's both a relentlessness we share in the rigorous attention to the work and desire to express what is possible within it," Davis explains.
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Muchami's story was highlighted on Facebook by Ndagitari Kinyungu Micheke Jnr, who posted photos of the ongoing work, and praised Muchami for his relentlessness.
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For Congress to actually make a deal on such a touchy issue as immigration, that combination of flexibility and relentlessness would be desperately needed.
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Politically, Americans are more divided than ever, and we're also more connected than ever, making it nearly impossible to escape the relentlessness of 2016.
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The relentlessness of the snowstorm and the abundance of dramedies about life in New York were running into a numbing blur, blinding me with whiteness.
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"At Northeast Ohio College Preparatory School, our scholars are taught to embody respect, responsibility, and relentlessness," the losing school said in a statement released Thursday.
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The Relentlessness of Modern Parenting (2018) Raising children has become significantly more time-consuming and expensive, amid a sense that opportunity has grown more elusive.
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"Your mother, and your sister, and the country — the whole relentlessness of it all, the fact that it never stops, not for a minute," Philip says.
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The relentlessness of the ever-churning news cycle, not to mention the non-stop stream of tweets and status updates, may only entrench those feelings further.
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Something about the song's relentlessness reminds me of Portishead's "Machine Gun," but Stott doesn't have a singer like Beth Gibbons lending his arrangement a human touch.
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"Now, when someone asks 'what are the characteristics to be successful in business?' for me, above all else, it comes down to that relentlessness," Allan explained.
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And well after the 21s and '22s heyday of jazz clubs, Mr. Yaged continued to play, with a mixture of relentlessness and joy, into his 90s.
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Those who know him best describe Infantino, the Swiss son of southern Italian immigrants, as a tireless bureaucrat whose relentlessness is matched only by his ambition.
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Ever since viewers met Nancy in July 2883 when Matt and Ross Duffers' surprise Netflix creation broke the internet, she has embodied no-nonsense teenage relentlessness.
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To have a chance at beating the Saints, particularly amid the unforgiving din of the Superdome, Shanahan coached the game with the relentlessness of a jackhammer.
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But the pattern of the evening was the relentlessness of the attacks on Mr. Trump, who appeared to become fatigued and defensive as the evening wore on.
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Check out our full interview and see how this dog-whisperer's relentlessness has helped her withstand everything from the cold Alaskan temps to a life-threatening illness.
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The relentlessness of the denials and doubts from companies and government officials obligate Bloomberg to add the sort of proof that will make believers of its skeptics.
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Cleveland's ability to control the offensive glass in this series will be a crucial exercise in risk management, and will depend on the relentlessness of Tristan Thompson.
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O'Brien said she had also been counseled on relentlessness by Sara Fornaciari, a former agent and tournament director of a now-defunct WTA event in Oklahoma City.
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You watch them for the nonstop, over-the-top action, the relentlessness with which the series resolves everything in chases and gunfire and gravity-defying roundhouse kicks.
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Professional investors remain flummoxed at the relentlessness of this year's stock market rally, as low volatility persists despite any number of factors present that normally would disrupt momentum.
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Despite what Ms. Nandy described as the "relentlessness of the process" of campaigning across the country, she has made it her mission to show that she is listening.
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DALLAS — Texas on Thursday night offered President Donald Trump a much-needed break from the backlash over his Syria decision and the relentlessness of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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He explodes to the rim with such relentlessness that you genuinely fear for the safety of the people around him, his sheer athleticism the stuff of nationalist propaganda films.
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There are signs of a backlash, led by so-called free-range parents, but social scientists say the relentlessness of modern-day parenting has a powerful motivation: economic anxiety.
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But this is where Virginia Beach, squeezed between the clamor for new housing and the relentlessness of flooding worsened by climate change, decided to draw its line in the mud.
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Garner's representations of the vagina are often deconstructed or abstracted, but the sheer relentlessness of this imagery reveals her interest in engaging with its culturally encoded symbolism, politics, and dualities.
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But in going up against Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, he has assumed the role of spoiler — the cocky heel to Federer's beautiful game and the slick villain to Nadal's relentlessness.
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The film's appeal is mostly thanks to its breathtaking relentlessness: A story of a wide-eyed yet unsettled young man, Bart Tare (John Dall), whose greatest passion, from tender age, are guns.
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But backstage before a sold-out show this month at Madison Square Garden, Mr. Mendes, now 18, stressed the necessity of following up his debut promptly because of the relentlessness of adolescence.
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The relentlessness of this sell-off is the angry mirror image to the unrelenting rally to all-time highs, when the indexes set records for streaks without even a 1% daily move.
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The speed of the industry, its relentlessness — even in the face of financial and political tremors in the world beyond fashion week's publicist-patrolled doors — is the front-row discussion of the day.
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Soothing in its relentlessness, Donair Cam is not only a real-time appreciation of an iconic Canadian dish, but commentary on the insatiable human appetites for late-night food and free video content.
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I have been following Trump's immigration rhetoric since he came down the escalator at Trump Tower, and the relentlessness with which he hits this particular narrow subgenre of anti-immigrant panic is noteworthy.
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It feels like Trump ought to be different; that the relentlessness, nonchalance, and importance of Trump's lies should be so heavy that they crash through even the most reinforced ideology like a meteor.
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None of us can resist announcing our presence, no matter how temporal or humble our dwelling might be; we write ourselves into walls as a way of protesting the relentlessness, the uncaringness, of time.
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As the show charts the changing fortunes of men who became synonymous with Motown's glory days, the years keep moving forward with the relentlessness of a conveyor belt in an auto-making assembly line.
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The size and relentlessness of the turntable, delivering scene after scene like frozen food on a conveyor belt, helped anchor O'Neill's ripe metaphors about the grind of human inhumanity in actual space and time.
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In choosing a mass-produced, ordinary glass as a subject, and returning to it with a gentle relentlessness, over and over again, Dreher focuses on the thing as it exists in the passage of time.
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Klobuchar's anger and her relentlessness are particularly clear in the emails to staff, which some preserved after they left the Senate to document what they said they believe to be abusive behavior by the senator.
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Perhaps simply the perennial existence of war, brutality and suffering, which is conveyed here with a relentlessness that may explain the negative reception the piece got the first time it was presented in New York.
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And the same relentlessness of the rally has made the market look a bit overbought — simply meaning it is a bit stretched above its longer-term trend, as this chart from Bespoke Investment Group shows.
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With a rap style that can be directly traced to the relentlessness of Chicago's drill scene, he has made a name for showing the ability to maneuver and fit onto an array of production styles.
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Either way, Clowney should thrive from Day 1 against the run, where he uses physicality and relentlessness to blow up runs on the front side and chase down ball carriers from the back side. 5.
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ON SOCCER The Manchester City forward discusses racism, the relentlessness of media stereotypes about black players and his decision to call out both after he was racially abused during a Premier League match in December.
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In training, no detail would be left uncovered: Klopp was expecting both teams to unveil new strategies from corners and free kicks, the sort of change the relentlessness of the regular season does not allow.
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But the relentlessness of the group's success obscures the fact that it's on the cusp of two key transitions: a decreasing reliance on hip-hop and an increasing flirtation with high-profile English-language collaborators.
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The vision, determination, stamina, hope, relentlessness, and sheer work that are involved in staying afloat, much less succeeding, are the same whether you are running a window on 47th Street or Miramax Films or Microsoft.
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A recent Reuters photograph of a Singapore airport's control tower alongside a bustling construction site paired with "Industrial Landscape" (1955) by L.S. Lowry, for instance, seems like a comment on the relentlessness of industrial development.
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The team attends parties of various types, mocking one another with the relentlessness of brotherly hazing as they sweet-talk every woman they see, drink more beer than humanly possible, and just generally dick around.
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For all that Leicester Manager Claudio Ranieri comes across as an avuncular man, there is the same relentlessness from him as there is with Simeone, and the same reminders that no player is above the team.
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Too often talent is not given time to develop; designers get ground down by the relentlessness of seasonal collections, the straining for currency, the pressure to cut costs, to move units — and then they are gone.
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The exquisitely understated tension between image and text deepens Spero's topical, bulletin-typed narratives into timeless meditations on cruelty and folly, driven home with a soul-crushing relentlessness made bearable only through their cleansing formal rigor.
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He's the candidate for whom vitality and relentlessness are political virtues, and on Saturday pressed again and again a refrain from "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the hymn, which a young boys choir sang at the event.
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In the hectic hours since the news broke, Mueller has largely received praise from both sides of the political aisle and former FBI agents, who described him in glowing terms, citing both his relentlessness, skill, and impartiality.
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While Allan said he "would have been upset" at the time, he now claims to "love those letters" — all of which he kept — because they taught him the one trait he believes is crucial to success: relentlessness.
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He's not just able to identify a flaw, but knows how to dig into it with a sheer relentlessness that can only be deployed by someone who understands and accepts that their work is never truly finished.
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This season represents a different sort of challenge, one in which City's standards and its focus cannot slip, one in which it has a rival that has — so far, at least — been able to match its relentlessness.
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He compiled one of the most impressive portfolios of any bucket-getter in the sport's history, with a flair, consistency, and ferocious relentlessness that solidified his status as an offensive superstar and fringe candidate for Most Valuable Player.
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It's from there that she's taking this inventory of her life as a bulwark against the relentlessness of change, worrying "about everything that will disappear unless I record it," even as she recognizes the futility of the effort.
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Editor's Letter The relentlessness of global news, politics and tragedy — along with the constant thoughts and images posted by everyone we know (and even those we don't) — streaming into our brains through our devices, can take a toll.
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It's a good thing that Mr. Antoncic and Ms. Loemij are beautiful movers with the subtlety of veteran dancers (she's been with Rosas since 1991), because the relentlessness of the choreography, running and rolling in circles, is wearying.
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We're guessing that Long's relentlessness is also what helped her beat out a host of world-class competitors for 2012's U.S. Paralympic Sports Woman of the Year title — and what will propel her to further glory in 2016.
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Not even four months of practices and games under a Hall of Fame coach like Calipari have been enough time for them to learn the more nuanced parts of the game: court awareness, defensive communication and an upperclassman's relentlessness.
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I've been in bars, dancing with women, where men have forced themselves between us, trying to get in on the action, and their relentlessness meant it was easier to just leave the bar, abandon the party, quit touching each other.
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A six-point January lead in the English Premier League has been whittled away by the relentlessness of our main opponents and reigning champions, Manchester City, and the fact that we drew a number of games that we should have won.
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Sampaoli's style has always relied a little on organized chaos: it was the relentlessness of his Chile teams that led him to such success with that country, and in no small way led to him being given the Argentina job.
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There is also a distinctly cultlike element to the family dynamics, from the myths that both parents weave in order to maintain control, to the unquestioning relentlessness shown by Sky, the coddled youngest daughter, whenever something threatens the family home.
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Knowing that his relentlessness and public candor had hurt him within the Pentagon, Mr. Fitzgerald helped create a safe place for other whistle-blowers — he called them his "closet patriots" — to leak unclassified documents without their identities being made public.
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Ingredients with narrow, days-long windows of shun —like bamboo shoots in spring, or plum blossoms in winter—should be included not only to bring diners joy but to prompt a melancholy reflection on the relentlessness of time and the inevitability of death.
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In fact, they showed zombie-like relentlessness in their determination to take health care away from millions of Americans, shambling forward despite devastating analyses by the Congressional Budget Office, denunciations of their plans by every major medical group, and overwhelming public disapproval.
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With its sellout crowd of hometown fans at deafening volume all night, Vegas put its usual speed and relentlessness on full display while overcoming that third-period deficit to win the opener of a matchup between two franchises seeking their first Stanley Cup titles.
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Michael Jordan basically remade the brand in his ruthless image, and if Nike occasionally goes through goofy periods (those stupid LeBron and Kobe puppets), it's because what they do best — a relentlessness that borders on warfare — only fits certain moments and certain kinds of athletes.
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While Kalanick was widely feted for a long time for his aggressive drive and take-no-prisoners approach, the price for that relentlessness was made clear after Fowler's memo opened the floodgates and revealed the toxicity that was an inevitable result of his deeply flawed leadership.
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Its roots can be traced back to a potent cocktail of vision, fortuitous timing, relentlessness, and a knack for exploiting loopholes — from state tax laws to a dearth of regulation that could have prevented it from acting simultaneously as retailer, retail platform, and consumer brand kingmaker.
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The relentlessness we feel pulsing through his work — his "take an object / Do something to it / Do something else to it" aesthetic — is the fusion of emotional urgency and formal concerns with intellectual curiosity in the service of discovering the limits of what one is actually experiencing.
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But it is worth recalling that Republicans ignored years of warnings about overreach to turn the tragic Benghazi killings into a political mobilization tool, and their relentlessness eventually led to the revelation that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had used a private email server to conduct state business.
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The British production duo specializes in the kind of agile, quiet electronic music favored by James Blake and the xx, developed in East London as a reaction to the frantic relentlessness of E.D.M.; if the genre pushes listeners over the edge, Mount Kimbie and its ilk dull those edges.
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In becoming the first player to have at least two sacks and an interception on the league's opening weekend since 1982, when sacks became an official statistic, T. J. Watt of Pittsburgh displayed the relentlessness of older brother J.J. Watt, the defensive menace/philanthropist extraordinaire of the Houston Texans.
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In John, 23, the brotherly competition built a relentlessness that helped transform him from a defensive lineman with only one Division I offer into a team captain at Army, where he helped the Black Knights to a 10-3 record and victories over Navy and Air Force last season.
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Legendary for the insomniac relentlessness of his globe-trotting schedule, he travels to visit artists and museums 52 weekends of the year and is the co-founder of the Brutally Early Club, a discussion group that periodically convenes in cities such as London, New York and Paris at 6.30 am.
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And even though there are acts of heroism — like Thunderbird and Eclipse rescuing the Struckers in the third episode — any small miracles that would otherwise inspire hope and optimism are swallowed up by the relentlessness and influence of a government that's intent on rounding up and getting rid of mutants.
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"For me," Scorsese told the New York Times in 1996, "Don Rickles is one of the great comedians": There's something truly artful about his delivery -- many other comedians who practice insult humor are either way too broad or they hide behind a character, but Rickles keeps this balance between levity and relentlessness.
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While I'm sure there are some who frown at the relentlessness of his political statements, who think that musicians should devote their Twitter accounts to publicist-written plugs for their albums, I can't imagine anyone disagreeing with this polemic: Mr. Levit, born in 1987, is one of the essential artists of his generation.
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DALLAS — It was the morning after he had been named the next music director of the New York Philharmonic, and Jaap van Zweden was already back at work here at his current job, rehearsing the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in Mozart's Symphony No. 53 with the fastidiousness — and relentlessness — for which he has become known.
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Liverpool, playing in the final for the first time since 211, lost its star striker Mohamed Salah to a shoulder injury in the first half-hour, and while it gave a game effort — tying the score at 1-1 early in the second half — Real Madrid's relentlessness and unmatched depth simply wore them down.
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Her "assertiveness and relentlessness" during her time as an assistant secretary for Africa in the State Department had netted her some enemies or, at the very least, had helped limit her professional rise, given that officials who held lingering resentments toward her did not leap to her aid when she was under fire during the Benghazi drama.
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But the combination of tastefulness and relentlessness with which Detroit approaches its subject matter is careful and dutiful and rarely resonant, despite Boyega's heartbreakingly world-weary gravity, despite Anthony Mackie's exhausted anger as a just-returned Vietnam vet being treated like an enemy combatant in his own country, despite Poulter's chilling smirk, and despite the terrifying visuals of tanks rolling down a city street.
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Charles, who went by the surname Charles-Furlow after her marriage to Anthony Furlow, was a powerful center with a soft touch who became a critical part of the Lady Vols, a team characterized by relentlessness and an unflagging work ethic under Summitt, who by the time she retired had won more games (1,098) than any other Division I college coach, male or female.
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Her numbered lists for addressing rape, which she believed was a prerequisite for insuring the freedom of women, comprise a rigorous program of simple definitions and actionable recommendations; her suggestions for overhauling intercourse—which to her was not necessarily rape, though she said that rape is the prevailing model for intercourse, and the relentlessness of her thinking leaves few options not to interpret her that way—are mostly vague or absurd.
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You can't even tell that it's the vocal from a song anymore, but its relentlessness sets the tone for the rest of the mix, which sticks geographically close to home for the most part (Baltimore and Jersey club, experimental club music from the NYC/LA/London circuit), while tacking on enough bone-crushing percussion, colossal drops, and digital horns that it sounds ready to take on the world—or at least, like DJ Haram is.
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