implacable

Marx was the implacable enemy of all gods, a man who bought a sword from the prince of darkness for the price of his own soul.

Instead, he was shooed away by the implacable clone troopers, who told him a Jedi rebellion was afoot.

He was an implacable enemy of image worship and also fought to stop the infiltration of Christian ideas into the Samaj.

But, warned Il Fatto, a campaigning newspaper and implacable enemy of the premier: "Don't give him for dead. "

When he smiles, he looks like a character from a manga comic or computer game, grinning with implacable and malign certainty.

HIs face was so implacable that it was popularly rumored to be a mask, disguising something utterly inhuman beneath.

They shock, each running for, but Tabby Cat implacable, pursued, and finally there was the Tabby Cat caught two small mice.

Mr Krauthammer recommended that this be done by "unapologetic and implacable demonstrations of will" .

Always, it came into my mind time and time again, the smoothness and beauty of it is definitely implacable.

He could be harsh and even implacable in his judgements and yet almost at the same time be surprisingly conciliatory, sensitive and warm.

I was stunned by their implacable hostility and convinced that they were a psychological menace to my patient.

But in the face of panic, of sinister towers of smoke, of invisible and implacable threats, the reasonable course is not an easy one.

Mr Rudd will now be dealing with a country whose implacable faith in both the economy and nature to deliver abundance is starting to fray.

Collapse is between a line eternity also melts in a moment It , I , both have implacable distance from the reality .

Girls are not commonly driven to suicide by implacable mothers-in-law, nor sold into slavery or exchanged for food in time of famine.

The officials dealing with me were polite, sympathetic - but implacable.

The man implacable and incisive, had stalked our consciousness, and occasionally our consciences, during the intervening years.

But the priorities of the new agency are skewed by implacable resistance to the promotion of competition as regulatory objective.

through will alone, a legionnaire can become as implacable as the stone of the deep roads. when activated.

It seems that the diversity of this implacable, shape-shifting foe will defeat him.

There is nothing subtle about such angels; they are as strong as demons and, in their purity, more implacable and challenging.

In the face of the implacable evil witnessed this week, the answer may have changed.

Art and science are not implacable, but can excavate to have great potentialities.

There is in the human condition (and this is a commonplace of all literatures) a basic absurdity as well as an implacable nobility.

The father stood over them in turn, implacable and grim, driving them though never raising his voice again.

Perhaps one student may have a quarrel with you, but not implacable enemy, just smile it away.

And she realized she could escape her implacable English hosts by arranging a visit to the dig site.

Even the bill's most implacable opponents acknowledged its importance in transforming US energy use.

Would Iran, implacable foe of the US and Israel, suddenly become beyond attack, like North Korea?

But now she needed a man, and not just any man: one with an implacable will and nerves of iron.

If they would only look and learn, the Conservatives could find some strong allies in Brussels, not just implacable enemies.

Emulative men conquer spirits or vice versa, if they are said to be implacable rivals.

Urban is implacable, Galileo will come to Rome and will appear before the Holy Office of the Inquisition.

eg. You are naive if you believe implacable foes can be reconciled easily.

The mutual Polish-German revulsion seemed implacable.

Despite last-ditch resistance, Soviet power is restored in Britain by 1944, with implacable vengeance.

The very power -- patient, measured and implacable -- that is suggested by the proclamation on the faraway space center billboard.

In this case, the young will be implacable in their parents' opposition.

The burden is implacable , and remains the same for the few as for the many.

Who are these demons? And why do they implacable to stop me from my pad?

There is implacable hatred between the two nations.

Let there be nothing between us save war, and implacable hatred!

It can mate later. Right now its implacable focus is the journey; its undivided intent is arrival.

a bomb is the only defence against an implacable American enemy

Wars and rumors of war, political, of course, but they are rather superficial, too. The weather is man's original, implacable enemy;

She thought her husband a man fatally stern and implacable(George Meredith. )

and the implacable opponents of change all around him,