Examples of using Implacable in English and their translations into Slovenian
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proletarian internationalism and declared an implacable struggle against bourgeois ideology
So the supercomputer HAL pleads with the implacable astronaut Dave Bowman in a famous
in part- a memoir reflecting his"implacable" view of the financial world.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation continues to be the implacable foe… of all enemies of the United States.
proletarian internationalism, declared an implacable struggle against"bourgeois" ideology
We need the Commission to be implacable with the low-cost airlines that have spread confusion by lying to passengers
With this statement, Salisbury had recognised that democratic war demands absolute and implacable enemies.
The interests of the soldiers can only be served by an implacable struggle against imperialism and militarism.
Night and day he must have but one thought, but one aim- implacable destruction….
cruel, implacable- married to a poor, weak husband.
from the very beginning of the invisible affray the stern and implacable law of compensation steps in
who can only pass the tests of the implacable Goddess of Time
the bourgeoisie a struggle, an implacable war, a war to the knife,
the courage to defend peace against all those who are implacable.
he constitutes the most implacable vindication of this Nothing as pure, absolute potentiality.
irresistible pressure from enormous, continuous and implacable street demonstrations in each country.
a symbolic image of the clash of two implacable forces: a faceless dark mass of invaders versus Soviet knights- sailors in dazzling white costumes.
And this in turn will clearly implicate the role of agri-corporations that must also be impelled, through the implacable strength of world public opinion,
which is also opposed to the Confederacy and white supremacists and has already largely managed to capture Trump by its implacable campaign of denigration.
money- the same implacable urges that when frustrated once caused us to drink;