Sentences with phrase «with unrelieved»

Saddled with unrelieved debt, they can not get a new credit card, most other forms of credit or a fresh start.

MPs are punch drunk with unrelieved abuse.

Twain's Satan, in fact, sees the sadism of the Old Testament God as an escape from a universe that would otherwise have bored Him with its unrelieved sweetness and light.

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Yet conjointly with this terror, the present as mere unrelieved preservation of the past assumes the character of a horror of the past, rejection of it, revolt:

And so the stage is set for the description of the Passion itself, which is given in a tone of unrelieved tragedy, with none of those alleviating touches which the other evangelists have allowed themselves.

It is not an unrelieved sense of tragedy: Israel records with humor and glee in I 5 - 6 the humiliation, in the presence of the ark, of Dagon, god of Philistia, and the humiliation by a plague of the Philistines themselves, regarded as a result of having the ark in their midst.

The excruciating, unrelieved pain of my first birth experience interfered with bonding with my baby girl.

Unrelieved plugged ducts can lead to mastitis, though mastitis can occur with no noticeable symptoms of plugged ducts.

When Christine'a hears Donald J. Trump making a pitch to «the African - Americans» who he believes live in unrelieved squalor, she responds with disgust: «You have no idea how we live.»

It can be hard to recognize the signs of chronic pain in your pet, but once diagnosed, with the development of new medications and technologies, our pets are able to live much more comfortably with chronic conditions that would have previously caused unrelieved suffering.

I agree with Fred Moulton abotu both the potential biases of the blogosphere, and the use of unrelieved metaphor.

For patients with limited mobility, staff must regularly turn them every 2 hours to avoid unrelieved pressure from forming on the body.

Some bullied children, whose cries went unheard, whose pains were ignored, whose oppression went unabated and unrelieved, have struck back with a vengeance and sorrow.