Unrelenting used in a sentence

Unrelenting in a sentence as an adjective

Sure, SVN was a welcome relief from the unrelenting stone faced **** that was CVS, but that's damning by faint praise.

In return, she was the victim of a concerted and unrelenting campaign of harassment.

Haskell for its unrelenting purity and take on laziness.

Do you actually know that there's an "unrelenting deluge that makes life miserable" for a typical woman in tech?

I do appreciate a lot that D feels a lot more homogeneous and designed rather than built up with unrelenting accretion the like C++.

It's true that Jobs was an unrelenting perfectionist, an introvert, at times a genuine *******, and probably narcissistic.

Apple has been working to where Cook thinks it should go for a long while now, unrelenting progress in maximising, and increasing the efficiency of, the supply chain.

Constant questions; apologetic questions, but continual and unrelenting and stupid questions.

However, they and everything else can be susceptible to unrelenting rubber-hose "cryptanalysis".

I am starting to get tired of hearing lines like "that lisp stuff is too complicated, I am a go programmer" or "why would you do x in y way, it's so much better in go".I don't think I have ever seen such unrelenting fanboyism in a programming language.

In a state of unrelenting emotional anguish, and unable to share her pain with a world that is motivated to explain everything as mental illness and unwilling to look at a dark reality they would rather avoid than confront, she takes her own life.

How do you know that you're not exaggerating and it is not, just to pick a possibility, a regrettable annoyance that we'd be much better without, but not an "unrelenting deluge that makes life miserable"?>We look around and we wonder why there are so few women in tech.