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continuing without a break- Lacking food, I suffered the unremitting demands of hunger.
unremitting = in a manner that continues without a break
- The pain was unremitting.
- "Unremitting darkness" was a phrase that occurred often in The Criminal Element,Kate DiCamillo -- Flora & Ulysses
- She would not miss him as she did now, when the ache of his absence was her unremitting companion—like the phantom pain of an amputee.Khaled Hosseini -- A Thousand Splendid Suns
- The King's conduct was called one of "repeated" rather than "unremitting" injuries.David McCullough -- John Adams
- It was a building unremittingly unrevealing of what it held inside, with thick, featureless walls pale blue in colour and high, narrow windows impossible to look in through.Yann Martel -- Life of Pi
- "Unremitting darkness" was a phrase that occurred often in The Criminal Element, but why would someone paint a picture of unremitting darkness?Kate DiCamillo -- Flora & Ulysses
- CHAPTER THIRTY—EIGHT — Unremitting DarknessKate DiCamillo -- Flora & Ulysses
- Unremitting darkness.Kate DiCamillo -- Flora & Ulysses
- However, they brought her through it by unremitting and affectionate attention; and we were married yesterday six weeks.Charles Dickens -- David Copperfield
- This would be his emphatic reply to the Bird's unremitting effort to extinguish his humanity: I am still a man.Laura Hillenbrand -- Unbroken
- Quiet and peaceable in his disposition, he hoped, by unremitting diligence, to avert from himself at least a portion of the evils of his condition.Harriet Beecher Stowe -- Uncle Tom's Cabin
- Gradually, over years of this unremitting labor, he gathered his modest harvest: some four hundred baptisms, some forty marriages.John Hersey -- Hiroshima
- The nature of his desire and the unremitting attempts he made to expose homosexuals in the government.Don DeLillo -- Underworld
- During the last three and a half hours —since what would have been lunchtime at home — the sun had been monstrous and unremitting.Stephen King -- Cujo
- He compelled them to an unremitting respect for him.Jack London -- White Fang
- And every time I attempted to make a friend among the adult blacks, I was put off by an unassailable barrage of the unremitting yassuhs.Pat Conroy -- The Water is Wide
- If she did, she need not coin her smiles so lavishly, flash her glances so unremittingly, manufacture airs so elaborate, graces so multitudinous.Charlotte Bronte -- Jane Eyre
- ROPER My god wants service, to the end and unremitting; nothing else!Robert Bolt -- A Man for All Seasons
- The memories of him, among the guys of Easy Company, are almost unremittingly withering: "He seemed like a guy who didn't want his body hurt."James Bradley -- Flags of Our Fathers
unremitting = in a manner that continues without a break
unremitting = continuing without a break
unremitting = in a manner that continues without a break
unremitting = in a manner that continues without a break
unremittingly = continuing without a break
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