unrelieved

Now, if only they were of something other than this unrelieved black!

They were eight days of unrelieved hell for everyone on board.

Late in the unrelieved darkness of the next morning, they came for her.

The colors of late spring gave way to unrelieved gray and black.

For him, at least, love seemed to be unrelieved torment.

Cain could see nothing beyond the windows but an unrelieved white.

Yes, the technology industry appears to be a place of unrelieved gloom these days.

All around him, the sky came down to meet the earth in an unrelieved curtain of black.

To them the total unrelieved blackness fell in what should have been full day.

The first hour was an unrelieved climb, more than 3,000 vertical feet.

It was still early, maybe only eight, but the sun beat down unrelieved by any breeze.

Everyone on both sides of the war knew its grim, unrelieved lines.

However, the prospect was not one of unrelieved gloom on my part.

Yet for Adams it was by no means a time of unrelieved misery.

His discomfort might not have gone unnoticed, but it went unrelieved.

This Corridor was full of unrelieved gray and black buildings.

As you can see, we are surrounded by unrelieved greenery.

Those were days of unrelieved tedium, but my wife and son stayed with me.

But the unrelieved pessimism may in itself be a favorable sign.

The atmosphere was one of unrelieved hostility toward the defendants.

She was still in a daze, but no longer felt unrelieved horror.

But too much of the action looked like unrelieved slow-motion posing.

Of these, only 370 were subjected to what the department calls "unrelieved pain and distress."

Neither the audience nor the characters can stand the unrelieved agony.

Same sound as the most extreme black metal, but the onslaught is more unrelieved.