Amanda Fortini at Slate said she was comfortable with Wintour's elitism since that was intrinsic to fashion: Emma Brockes sees this in Wintour herself: "[Her] unwavering ability to look as if she lives within the pages of her magazine has a sort of honesty to it, proof that, whatever one thinks about it, the lifestyle peddled by Vogue is at least physically possible".
A beautiful man, tall and thin, his face incised with eloquent suffering, peering at the camera with cold, unwavering eyes, he looked as if his friend Giacometti had fashioned him out of skin and bones.
There does seem to be a roster of unwritten but unwavering rules about the look and format of a late-night show: Wear a suit; open with at least four jokes; hire as writers 20 or 30 young guys who specialized in college in delivering put-down lines; don't put on a music act until after the last commercial.
The four-time Masters champion, now in position to collect his first victory in a major championship since 2008, had a look of unwavering focus as he never broke stride through the parted crowd.
Well, here it was, that den-life, at once quotidian and magical, in words and pictures: railway embankments, football pitches, a blind neighbour "walking tall and straight, her white stick in hand, her pale face looking straight ahead, unwavering and unseeing" (this last is Rosie Keenan, who inspired At the Wellhead).
@sassysmart: Redemption through an unwavering love.
The Party platform, with Secretary Clinton's unwavering commitment to it, is looking like it will be a strong help in meeting this challenge.
Allow City to play their way and they can look unstoppable, but Stoke were unwavering in their obduracy.
It is commendable that the Tories are attempting to look at alternatives to the unwavering support to the aviation industry given by Labour.
