- hypnotize.' The film Lang made
turned out to be The Metropolis, an
unremittingly dark
vision of a
modern industrial city."
Curtis (2016), pp. vii–x,...
- puppet-presidents. The
period from 1933 to 1937 was a time of "virtually
unremitting social and
political warfare". On balance,
during the
period 1933–1940...
- "
complaining that the
music lacked coherent melody, was
filled with
unremitting dissonances,
constantly changed key and meter, and
speedily ran through...
- our soil, our homes, our liberties. I am
conscious of
having worked unremittingly against the war
until the last minute. I
greet with
emotion and affection...
- what is
internal in the novel."
Norton described the
novel as "almost
unremittingly bleak" and
believed that the
author had
thought that
British colonials...
-
competing communal identities,
resulting in a
strong sense of
dualism which unremittingly transcends commonality, and is both
culturally and
physically manifest...
-
persistent unilateral headache that
responds to indomethacin. It is
usually unremitting, but rare
cases of
remission have been do****ented.
Hemicrania continua...
-
economic life was
always mistaken. He
opposed wars and imperialism. His
unremitting hostility to the
Crimean war led to his
defeat for
reelection in 1857...
-
violent coup was a sham. His
attack on the legislation,
which continued unremittingly throughout May and into June and July,
further strained his already...
-
BookPage magazine stated, "Most of the novel's men are portra**** as
unremittingly villainous, and some
readers will wish for a
little more complexity...
