implacably

She was still standing implacably, her back to the room.

It has something to do with watching and being watched, implacably.

He was just implacably staring at me, so I hit him with the heavy stuff.

The lights in the floor stretched out implacably before him.

Despite this, he was implacably hated by many business circles.

Instead, half the participants were implacably opposed to the tax on principle.

And she wondered that her own species could be so implacably cruel.

The expression on her face said she remained implacably stubborn.

"He sought my life in exchange for his sister's death," she said implacably.

For what the movie makes implacably real is the fury the men feel at being fooled.

He stopped when I approached, stared at me implacably with his yellow eyes.

Martin runs for his life as the robot implacably follows him.

As a "middle class republican", he was implacably hostile to the monarchy and the Church.

The process of change is implacably slow and no human endeavor may be seen to affect it.

Few people see much chance for compromise between the president and the implacably hostile Parliament.

"Make them interested," Crusher had said implacably, and in this case she'd been right.

We are implacably opposed to the concept of payment to climb.

His arms were folded and he looked implacably ahead.

She opposed Satan implacably, and he could hardly blame her.

"You can leave the hating to me," Vanessa said implacably.

He was implacably opposed to the ideas of Socialist realism.

It is the thrill of abandoning themselves to the implacably alien.

The snow, he could see, was still falling implacably.

"Perhaps that is what I require," the Other said implacably.

The police say the march was led by a group of black revolutionaries who are implacably hostile to them.