The gloom may be unremitting, but it is not selfish.
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Blogs that had brought relief from unremitting high school agony and then
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Despite unremitting losses, the number of bee colonies globally has held steady.
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And it's unremitting, and it goes on for hours for some people.
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Would that be enough to engender so thorough and unremitting a privacy?
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I had a patient [who was] in college who had unremitting migraine headaches.
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An unremitting pursuit of radicalism could easily contribute to defeat for the broader left.
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The result was an unremitting plunge toward what was believed to be permanent separation.
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The president has faced unremitting opposition to the peace agreement from Álvaro Uribe, his predecessor.
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With the unremitting, unprecedented deluge of news emanating from Trumpworld, cable news networks have flourished.
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For the past few months, we have been hearing the nearly unremitting noise of construction.
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For Beanpole, a hospital nurse, the clamor of war has quieted to an unremitting throb.
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In between Charlie Covell's droll dialogue and the oddly romantic plot, it is unremitting bleakness.
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Under pressure from their base, congressional leaders are dug in for years of unremitting resistance.
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Democratic oversight of the administration's actions in the House will be unremitting and in the news.
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His account of the voyage in his biography is one of unremitting discomfort, uncertainty, and isolation.
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The ministry said the lifting of the ban was "the culmination of unremitting efforts of Bangladesh".
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Trump surrogates have been largely absent from the hours of unremitting cable news coverage of the furor.
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I, too, need a vacation after the unremitting hellscape of Uber news that was my last week.
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Talented as he is, O'Rourke still hasn't been tested under the unremitting spotlight of a national campaign.
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Opioids have ruined the lives of many people — but they've also saved many others from unremitting pain.
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Hawaii is notoriously nice, and unremitting niceness is what I do not want out of a vacation.
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After an unremitting plunge for the metal, some strategists say it's time to buy it for a bounce.
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Then Canelo knocks the apparatus into its wooden platform with such unremitting velocity, I regret not having earplugs.
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My home office sat in a garden of roses and bougainvillea, but it was shrouded in unremitting haze.
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After a few years, their unremitting kindness wore me down, and "fundamentally incompatible" stopped circling around my head.
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But Iran is not the only destabilizing force in the region, and unremitting hostility is not the answer.
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Many require multiple surgeries, followed by a lifetime of hospitalizations from antibiotic-resistant infections and chronic, unremitting pain.
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The high stakes, and Arsenal's seeming inability to break down Leicester's high wall of defense made for unremitting tension.
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Yet the first ever acid trip was, according to Hofmann, not a blissed-out dreamscape but an unremitting nightmare.
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And given the unremitting demands of a 82-game schedule, fatigue management, recovery, and sleep have to be optimized.
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Jean-Christophe Jeauffre, the director, accompanied the crew and recorded the unremitting cold and mechanical breakdowns that plagued them.
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Finally, the unremitting assault by Chinese operatives on U.S. intellectual property enhances foreign knowledge and degrades America's informational advantage.
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"Completing the fiscal adjustment should take several years, requiring unremitting commitment," said Laiz Carvalho, an economist at Santander Brasil.
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The Blues deploy an unremitting forecheck that vaporizes bodies and spirits, slamming players into boards and out of games.
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Unremitting hostility may prove self-fulfilling, inducing China to seek to oust the United States military from the region.
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There is the constant, relentless, unremitting financial triage as our financial obligations slowly overwhelm our means of meeting them.
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Unremitting demand in rich cities has sent land values in and around them soaring, after decades of falling interest rates.
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For three years Herbalife made unremitting claims, pious promises and absolute guarantees that the FTC would never find any wrongdoing.
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He said his unremitting hope and faith in the judicial system remained intact even in the current polarized political climate.
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The loyalty of the middle class, long accustomed to unremitting growth, will become increasingly difficult to secure as growth slackens further.
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However, if the threat is unremitting, particularly in older or unhealthy individuals, the long-term effects of stressors can damage health.
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Turkey's founding father, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who won the Kurds' support against Allied occupation, embarked on an unremitting campaign of assimilation.
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She had grown accustomed to unremitting phone calls from social workers, therapists and other foster system staff members who checked in.
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Adams, the son of a farmer/shoemaker, thrust himself into the Massachusetts elite by unremitting application as a lawyer and activist.
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"The fight will be unremitting as it will be unrelenting despite international and local pressure, the fight will not stop," he said.
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After eight years of unremitting scandalmongering by his adversaries, Bill Clinton left office the most popular president in the history of polling.
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Or would he dig in and become an unremitting dissenter, as might have been the way of the late Justice Antonin Scalia?
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MEXICO CITY — They came of age in Mexico's young democracy but they have grown up in the midst of unremitting drug violence.
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But "persistent, unremitting change spanning years, as seen in the professional football players studied, can be cause for concern," Dr. Berisha said.
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Men like Hawkins, who had been born into the unremitting Task, forged by instruments of torture, were amazed at such a life.
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That is "chyrons" — the unremitting onscreen text graphics beloved by the president that turn television news programs into frantic, kinetic information collages.
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Hurricane Irma battered Cuba on Saturday with deafening winds and unremitting rain, pushing seawater inland and flooding homes before taking aim at Florida.
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They appear to have condensed all the most unhappy stories they could dig up into two-and-a-half hours of unremitting gloom.
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His subsequent career has been an exemplar of unremitting self-service, an endless audition for a string of jobs nobody wanted him for.
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Her Showtime series aims to paint her hometown in all its complexities and nuances, not just the unremitting violence depicted on the news.
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Giddins notes, but just in passing, "the undertow of loss and fear, the threat of unremitting loneliness" in many of Crosby's song selections.
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Weeks of unremitting civil disobedience in Hong Kong set the template for a confrontational approach driven by vastly different economic or political demands.
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The cascade of flickering, sometimes unreadable images is so unremitting, despite long stretches of an utterly blank screen, as to be nearly ungraspable.
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China's U.N. ambassador, Liu Jieyi, said Beijing has been making "unremitting efforts" to denuclearize and maintain peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
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While the '60s had sci-fi, we have ASMR, with its alchemical way of turning "unremitting banality" into something sumptuous and potentially therapeutic.
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China has been making unremitting efforts and has played a constructive role, but all parties have to meet each other half way, Geng said.
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In neighboring South Korea, the unremitting heat has killed at least 14 people this year, the Korea Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention said.
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The unremitting focus on war iconography blotted out the opera's main narrative thrust: the deterioration of Wozzeck's mind in the grip of military routine.
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The possibility that our hunter-gatherer ancestors might not endure an unremitting struggle against the elements first came to public attention in the 1966.
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Sports _____ Her Showtime series aims to paint her hometown in all its complexities and nuances, not just the unremitting violence depicted on the news.
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Facing the unremitting backlash against the NFL national anthem protests, leftist commentators have invoked the 1960s and the reputed "golden age" of American civil disobedience.
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An unremitting, motoric beat and an increasingly dissonant grid of math-rock guitar patterns carry Ms. Leschper's terse lyrics, sketching an ambiguous but intense memory.
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And even if the Mexican government tried to fortify its southern border, analysts contend, it would probably not be enough to stop the unremitting surge.
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To the Editor: Shakespearean comedy captures the unremitting follies of Donald Trump's presidency at least as well the histories and tragedies that Bret Stephens cites.
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But so many others are possessed of a dreadful, unremarked upon sameness, and an unremitting nobility that can leave this reader feeling a bit mutinous.
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Such is the scheduling of England's national game, which expects top quality at unremitting speed by all its clubs — in City's case, in four different competitions.
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"We've said many times that China is making unremitting efforts to resolve the Korean peninsula nuclear issue, and plays an active and constructive role," he said.
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Alexa continues its unremitting march across the world's different smart home devices with the addition of the August Smart Lock to its list of compatible products.
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Too often, though, the whole movie feels as if it's trying to pound the audience into submission, nowhere more so than in Steven Price's unremitting score.
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The unremitting offensive against the FARC during his time in office made peace possible (and led to some of the atrocities committed by pro-government forces).
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Still, for all this misanthropy and unremitting bleakness, BoJack retains our sympathy, especially as we see him wrestle with the damage inflicted by his twisted childhood.
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But a dispassionate examination of events as they unfold in the film reveals that, at its heart, The Last Jedi is a bleak and unremitting tragedy.
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Where Yeezus was relentlessly ugly, determined to shove its unremitting whomp in your face, these songs trickle from one vaguely harsh noise to another without focus.
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Like all Dardennes films, it maintains an unremitting focus on its simple story, with details here and there offering insight into a character's past or living situation.
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The decision comes against a backdrop of unremitting divisions among Americans on the issue and a decades-long decline in the rate at which women terminate pregnancies.
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Mr. Ratelle spent the rest of the week with his mother, governed by an unremitting schedule of nightly church services and entire Sundays confined to a pew.
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Instead, its coverage was by far the most egregious of the time — set apart first by the sheer volume, and second by its unremitting enthusiasm and superficiality.
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He said the deterioration of religion in the country is an "organized destruction" by secularists in an "unremitting assault on religion and traditional values," according to CNN.
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Asked about the comments, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China was sincere about improving two-way ties with the Vatican, and had made "unremitting efforts".
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If the US and Cuba do normal activities like state visits, then this signals to the populations of both countries that the era of unremitting hostility is ending.
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Hence, Mr. Paglialunga's bomber jackets, boiler suits, sleeveless vests in what he termed "an unremitting" — actually rather lovely — palette of khaki, olive drab or black looked pretty familiar.
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His three years of flagrant and unremitting lying have made him the last person who should be the source of life and death information for 330 million Americans.
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The original film, which also starred Emily Blunt and Josh Brolin, was a haunting, R-rated meditation on moral ambiguity and unremitting violence across the Texas-Mexico border.
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It also spotlights the most explicit of our untold futures, the actual growing fetus, and frets, ponders, and loves it and its promise despite any unremitting gloom closing in.
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Since the start of Syria's war in 2011, the area around the berm has served as an entry point to safety in Jordan from the unremitting violence in Syria.
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Left or right, the radical pessimism of an unremitting dystopianism has itself contributed to the unravelling of the liberal state and the weakening of a commitment to political pluralism.
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But the Xi era has been marked by what many activists say has been an unremitting squeeze on public dissent, including the government's increasing control and censorship of cyberspace.
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"Things there are dreadful right now," he said, referring to the unremitting government crackdown that has jailed pro-democracy activists, human rights lawyers and journalists, some of them his friends.
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But while I'm not sure I'll ever be able to look at that tiger without laughing, I wouldn't mind a break from the unremitting bleakness of the "Walking Dead" worldview.
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The coroner's report said Mr. Piazza would have experienced "severe and unremitting pain" from his injuries, which included a fracture at the base of his skull and a ruptured spleen.
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The Central Military Commission, chaired by Xi, sent a letter congratulating staff of the Tianzhou-1 mission for "realizing our unremitting space dream", according to the official Xinhua news agency.
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The uniformed woman's unremitting commentary on these events is so unpleasant that I realize she is half-demented with what would seem to be the combination of power and powerlessness.
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Now, in the unremitting gloom that has been Northern Ireland's lot in recent years, he has sighted a beacon of hope in Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit.
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The whole commerce between master and slave is a perpetual exercise of the most boisterous passions, the most unremitting despotism on the one part, and degrading submissions on the other.
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Led by a four-breasted figure (an earth goddess representing Nazi ideology, as my colleague Thomas Micchelli noted in January 2017), the painting is unremitting in its nihilism and savagery.
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But a cloud of uncertainty now hangs over those efforts, as many developers predict that projects could be choked off by the unremitting tensions between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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"Despite unremitting efforts by its owners, the financial situation of the company worsened substantially in recent days, leading to a decision by shareholders to file for bankruptcy protection," the filing said.
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Despite his support for Hugo Chávez's "Bolivarian revolution" in Venezuela and his unremitting anti-American rhetoric, Mr Morales is the most fiscally responsible of the left-wing leaders in the region.
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For the past three years, under Joseph Muscat's Maltese Labour Party (PL) government, GDP has soared at an annual average rate of almost 7%, against a background of unremitting corruption allegations.
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Simon Derrick, chief markets strategist at BNY Mellon in London, said after nearly 14 years of unremitting inflows into Treasuries, demand began to taper off from the summer of 2014 onwards.
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The Leave campaign's unremitting focus on reducing immigration at all costs seems to have won them over, despite the lack of any real evidence of the economic harm of EU migrants.
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But in light of recent U.S. intelligence findings of Russian interference in the U.S. presidential election, the timing and location of his first international office evinces either unremitting naïveté or deep cynicism.
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Op-Docs Starting with my first trip to Afghanistan in 2012, I have met many Afghans who are struggling with the unremitting question of whether to leave or stay in their country.
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I understand that Republican voters are filled with an insatiable anger stemming from unbridled electoral enthusiasm that still failed to halt unremitting social change, or elect their hopelessly unimpressive recent presidential candidates.
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Practically every form of computing and electronics has derived a direct benefit from the unremitting efforts of semiconductor engineers who have repeatedly scaled seemingly impassable barriers in the electrical and materials sciences.
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"Our contemporary surveillance technologies indoctrinate our students, our citizens … into a culture of observation in which they learn to be watched and are accepting of unremitting surveillance as a norm," he said.
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He has engaged in fake outreach to African-American voters, feeding his nearly all-white crowds a healthy diet of the most pernicious stereotypes about the horror and unremitting bleakness of black life.
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In the distance, from my brooding perch, the shoreline is cloaked in a dull haze where I can discern an unremitting penance that has been heading this way for a long, long while.
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"Secularists, and their allies among the 'progressives,' have marshalled all the force of mass communications, popular culture, the entertainment industry, and academia in an unremitting assault on religion and traditional values," he said.
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Like the nation as a whole, the State of Mexico has also been wrestling with rising violence and unremitting corruption, which Mr. del Mazo's opponents have used to bludgeon him and his party.
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But the Trump administration's current overture to Mr. Rouhani, and an offer to Iran by President Emmanuel Macron of France of $15 billion in aid, have undercut Mr. Netanyahu's unremitting posture toward Tehran.
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" In a recent speech, Barr claimed: "Secularists, and their allies among the 'progressives,' have marshaled all the force of mass communications, popular culture, the entertainment industry and academia in an unremitting assault on religion.
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Some people come within grasping reach of their most fervid wish only to find that in the end, whether through self-sabotage or the unremitting competition that is life, they're not equal to it.
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WASHINGTON — Three veterans killed themselves last week on Department of Veterans Affairs health care properties, barely a month after President Trump announced an aggressive task force to address the unremitting problem of veteran suicide.
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In lifting up religious liberty activism outside the Christian right, we can recognize that it is the administration itself — not the "militant secularists" — that is engaged in an "unremitting assault" on the rights of conscience.
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The threat of ISIS is growing; military veterans are struggling to get the health care they need and deserve; students, retirees, and working men and women are struggling financially; and our national debt is unremitting.
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But your fashion taste is unremitting, and your latest Hillary Clinton T-shirt stunt has us wanting to "Pour It Up" and say "Cheers" to the freakin' weekend (or, well, to this election finally being done).
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China's statement about the meeting, released by the official Xinhua news agency, cited Xi as telling Abe that stable relations were in both sides' interests, and that they must make unremitting efforts to continue improving ties.
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"Over the long term, China has made unremitting efforts to appropriately resolve the peninsula nuclear issue and promote dialogue and negotiation between all parties," Vice Foreign Minister Zheng Zeguang told reporters at a briefing in Beijing.
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In his new documentary "78/52," the director Alexandre O. Philippe examines the sequence in myriad ways, looking at, for example, audience reaction in 1960 (sustained, unremitting screams) and the film's visual obsession with shower heads.
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To be sure, after six years of unremitting contraction, Venezuela is a shadow of its former self, a bare-bones extractive economy kept afloat by shrinking oil exports, illegal gold trade and small-scale private initiative.
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Democrats and Republicans alike, attempting to seize the opening Trump created, told him his unremitting support for gun rights so far provides the sort of Nixon-to-China credibility that would smooth the path for change.
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But what is on display proves that even as strikingly visible as Böttner was in public consciousness at her time, her work was dictated by an unremitting emphasis to provide visibility for disabled trans bodies like hers.
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Mr. Trump's first year has been an unremitting parade of disgraces that have demeaned him as well as the dignity of his office, and he has shown that this is exactly how he believes he should govern.
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Despite 24/7 negative coverage, which only became more skewed and hostile as election day approached, Trump was able to transcend the unremitting attacks by going around the mainstream media, even turning that hostility into his advantage.
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" If the people of his county saw fit to elect him to the Illinois State Legislature, he said, "they will have conferred a favor upon me, for which I shall be unremitting in my labors to compensate.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday it is making unremitting efforts on the North Korean nuclear issue, after U.S. President Donald Trump said Beijing had tried but failed to persuade Pyongyang to rein in its nuclear weapons program.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged on Tuesday to make "unremitting" efforts toward promoting peace in the Middle East following a meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, as China steps up its diplomatic engagement with the region.
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A series of even more extreme European films were released during this period—not all horror movies per se, but titles pushing the boundaries of extremity with their physical and sexual violence and unremitting torment of their characters.
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"If a woman is raped or has sex before marriage, the future is tough," said Fadi Zaghmout, a Jordanian author whose best-selling novel, "The Bride of Amman," explores the unremitting pressure to wed on women and men.
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Barr accused these individuals of "marshal[ing] all the force of mass communication, popular culture, the entertainment industry, and academia in an unremitting assault on religion and traditional values" in order to achieve the "organized destruction" of religion.
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Whether driven by compulsion, rage, or unremitting entitlement, such persons, who exist in any profession, cross boundaries not out of personal need or lack of support but because they are driven to such behavior by poorly understood psychological motives.
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The archival discoveries that Ryan has made, however, evoke a world of affection and pleasure that is at odds with the prevailing story that sexual liberation only began in the 1960s and followed centuries of unremitting suffering and oblivion.
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California, the country's wealthiest and most populous state, also has the most homeless, an unremitting crisis that has confounded the state's political leaders for decades and exposed one of the most extreme manifestations of economic inequality gripping the country.
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The stark contrast in approaches has been thrown into sharp relief as Trump and Putin prepare for their summit in Finland on Monday, amid unremitting criticism of Russia from Trump&aposs State Department, Justice Department, Treasury Department and Defense Department.
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An evening of unremitting tension ended with Uruguay, Argentina and Colombia joining Brazil in Russia, while Peru's 1-1 draw was enough to land them in fifth place - the playoff spot - and continue dreaming of a first appearance since 1982.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China President Xi Jinping told visiting U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday he hopes the United States and North Korea keep making unremitting efforts for a political resolution to the Korean Peninsula issue, Xinhua news agency said.
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Often, the performances were like setting a streaming service's artist page to random — the familiar highs and lows of large-scale pop concerts were absent, replaced by an unremitting and at times seemingly arbitrary arrangement of hits and not-quite hits.
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The US Supreme Court is due on Monday to issue its first major abortion ruling since 2007 against a backdrop of unremitting divisions among Americans on the issue and a decades-long decline in the rate at which women terminate pregnancies.
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The US Supreme Court is due on Monday to issue its first major abortion ruling since 215 against a backdrop of unremitting divisions among Americans on the issue and a decades-long decline in the rate at which women terminate pregnancies.
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That's one of several ways the work is unusual and fascinating, but it's also recalcitrant, impersonal, unremitting in its response to the harsh modernism of its Hindemith score, harking back to Germany in the 1920s while presaging much about ballet in the 1980s.
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FCC declines to punish Sinclair for its 'must-run' segments and scripts Whether it was because of this unremitting scrutiny or simply because Sinclair's merger proposal was blatantly disingenuous, Pai decided to do an about-face and put the brakes on the deal.
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Nor did MPs such as Mark Francois, who recently warned the European Union they "will be facing perfidious Albion on speed," a threat with no obvious meaning but which represents the vacuous and unremitting rage that is increasingly prevalent in Theresa May's party.
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But polling and focus groups reflect a growing unease among a small but potentially decisive group of voters who sided with Mr. Trump in 2016 but are increasingly turned off by the unremitting nastiness, the gratuitous squabbles and the endless chaos he sows.
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If you believe, as I do, that the ultimate argument against President Trump is that his gleeful, nasty and unremitting penchant to divide the country is a dispiriting and exhausting barrier to progress, the charismatic Harris could emerge as a force to heal the breach.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "China Suppresses Christianity From the Top Down" (news article, May 22): Despite the Chinese Communist Party's repression of religious freedom, there is little evidence that the party's unremitting campaign to topple church crosses and demolish church buildings is working.
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Mueller, a 22-year-old decorated Vietnam War veteran and former FBI director known for his tough, no-nonsense leadership style, has faced unremitting attacks by Trump on his integrity as the Republican president has tried to discredit the investigation and the special counsel himself.
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"I like to joke that I started out my public career as special assistant to Jay Powell for banking policy, and after 30 years of unremitting toil, I am once again Jay Powell's special assistant for banking policy," Mr. Quarles said in an interview.
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WASHINGTON, June 2000 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court is due on Monday to issue its first major abortion ruling since 21981 against a backdrop of unremitting divisions among Americans on the issue and a decades-long decline in the rate at which women terminate pregnancies.
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Mr. Shore's sweeping scenes alternate the new and ancient, all under the same unremitting sun: cheek-by-jowl apartment buildings in the divided city of Hebron and historical, if not biblical sites: Mount Sodom, the Michmash Valley and the St. Sabas Monastery in the Judean Desert.
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But since the end of the 1970s, they have seen a nearly unremitting decline in their real wages, working conditions and social status, along with a loss of the interpersonal and work networks that were once the basis of their upward progress and their entire community's stability.
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" On the social determinants of health: "We have to deal with the underlying issues that make us all prone to this...Prescribing opioids is not an ideal solution, but we have to deal with people who have chronic, unremitting pain to deal with their quality of life.
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"Five Rooms," perhaps the most affecting story, derives its title from the bitingly sarcastic, formidably perceptive 16-year-old narrator's reflections on what it must be like for Mr. Rasmussen, the blind man she helps at the prompting of her mother, to live in unremitting darkness.
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Instead of gang wars and unremitting violence, Ms. Waithe, the first African-American woman to win an Emmy for comedy series writing, saw in her mind's eye scenes of children joyously running in the streets and parents gathering at a neighbor's house for a game of cards.
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The sentences in this book are potent and evocative, though after a while of envisioning such unremitting destruction — page upon page of toddlers dying, plagues released by melting permafrost and wildfires incinerating tourists at seaside resorts — I began to feel like a voyeur at an atrocity exhibition.
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Mr López Obrador has been an unremitting opponent of measures to modernise the economy, from the North American Free Trade Agreement with the United States and Canada, which took effect in 1994, to the opening up of the energy market to private investors under Mr Peña in 2014.
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Amenoff's 'touch' as a painter has always been a bit heavy-handed and clunky — sometimes more than a bit — but he's usually turned that absence (or avoidance) of finesse to his advantage; his paint handling often suggested headlong growth and transformation, unremitting geological processes, or irrepressible supernatural forces.
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Gordon, a 22014-year-old shooting guard, could begin to see it unfold at that meeting in July: all the transition layups, all the defenders collapsing on James Harden, all the open 21990-pointers against opponents that the Rockets had stretched like rubber bands with their unremitting ball movement.
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In more than an hour of unremitting darkness, Trump wove a narrative with the chief purpose of convincing swing voters that the United States is on the verge of collapse from "crime and violence" — and that the only way to avert that collapse is to elect him president.
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"The many distressing accidents which have of late occurred in that portion of our navigation carried on by the use of steam power deserve the immediate and unremitting attention of the constituted authorities of the country," President Andrew Jackson wrote in his State of the Union message to Congress in 1833.
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When my mother was dying of cancer, she was admitted to some miserable wards, but I find it hard to envision a Halloween event at which you would pretend to be getting chemotherapy and vomiting constantly while surrounded by patients driven into the quasi-dementia that comes of unremitting pain.
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But now the statue has come to signify another aspect of Egypt's ties to North Korea: a furtive trade in illegal weapons that has upset President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's otherwise cozy relationship with the United States, set off a painful cut in military aid and drawn unremitting scrutiny from United Nations inspectors.
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To hear Branca tell it, he did not let the unremitting aftershocks of the Thomson home run — the famed Shot Heard Round the World — unsettle him, not on the major league fields where he pitched five more years, nor off them, where he lived another 65 until dying on Wednesday at age 90.
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"Such a conviction represents Israel's deliberate dehumanization of its Palestinian victims, primarily children, which is the outcome of decades of the military occupation that holds an entire nation under captivity, and employs an unremitting and lethal shoot-to-kill policy against Palestinians," Palestinian Liberation Organization Executive Committee Member Hanan Ashrawi said in a statement condemning the verdict.
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The Shortlist SONG FOR THE UNRAVELING OF THE WORLD Stories By Brian Evenson For those who take a mystical (or even metaphysical) approach to life, there are two paths: You can imagine a vaster, sweeter and more heavenly realm extending beyond the one we know, or you can imagine one that is even more horrible, nasty and unremitting.
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Israel in 2017 has to live with the violent consequences of this Arab rejectionism: from the Palestinian Authority that unapologetically rewards the murderers of Jews as well as Christian tourists, Druze and Arab policemen, and anyone else deemed to be "collaborators" with Israel; to the unremitting wars of annihilation waged by Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and a panoply of Islamist terror groups.
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"Michael is essentially the patron saint of CrossFit, and virtually every CrossFit box across the country does Murph on Memorial Day," said Michael Magee, of CrossFit Clan in Parsippany, N.J. The challenge also includes two of the biggest stars of Hollywood, as action movie stars Chris Pratt and John Krasinski have dared their fans on social media to participate in the unremitting workout.
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In speeches and interviews, Putin rarely mentions any sense of liberation after the fall of Communism and the Soviet Union; he recalls the nineteen-nineties as a period of unremitting chaos, in which Western partners tried to force their advantages, demanding that Russia swallow everything from the eastward expansion of NATO to the invasion of its Slavic allies in the former Yugoslavia.
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As he stands there, knees almost buckling, in over-large slippers, brandishing his two weapons of war — palette and brush — as if in a hopeless challenge to all comers (arms spread wide, vulnerable and helpless in the presence of truth's stern and unremitting gaze), he could, we feel, easily topple forward, or collapse back into the dust from whence he came.
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A lot of people believe to this day that the Tea Party uprising and the subsequent eight years of hysterical, unremitting, norm-violating opposition to Barack Obama was about small-government philosophy and a devotion to low taxes and less regulation, and had nothing to do with social backlash against a black, cosmopolitan, urban law professor and his diverse, rising coalition.
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All the more odd, then, that a full 10 years after Bent superseded Defoe in the Spurs ranks, the former can be found toiling away semi-fruitlessly in England's second tier while Defoe, a year his senior, is in the most emphatically prolific form of his life, his unremitting flow of goals having single-handedly kept Sunderland's head above water for two years and counting.
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By funding the expansion of state Medicaid programs beyond the traditional populations of poor mothers and children, the law has brought coverage to tens of thousands of previously uninsured shooting victims, often young African-American men, who, once stabilized in emergency rooms, missed out on crucial follow-up care and have endured unremitting effects of nerve injuries, fractured bones, intestinal damage and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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After all, the New Testament's condemnations of personal wealth are fairly unremitting and remarkably stark: Matthew 6:19-20, for instance ("Do not store up treasures for yourself on the earth"), or Luke 6:24-25 ("But alas for you who are rich, for you have your comfort") or James 5:1-6 ("Come now, you who are rich, weep, howling out at the miseries that are coming for you").
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If, because of unremitting and over-the-top political opposition by the media, Trump were somehow drummed out of office, or so beleaguered that he may as well be, two things would follow: An already divided nation would become even more deeply divided, and perhaps violently so, and the media, whose primary societal value lies in reporting the news fully and objectively, would lose any chance to reclaim their credibility for at least a generation.
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I guess when your performances are carnivals of lunacy—vomit-inducing, freak fests that would molest the senses and often send people screaming towards the exits, either from the screeching fury of the musical tornado on display or the sort of kidnap dungeon environment the band would create in the room—then you can't just keep touring that shit into your grey years like the unremitting tours of KISS or Iron Maiden.
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