The phrase "about unshakable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing topics related to unwavering beliefs or principles, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Her faith in the project was about unshakable determination, despite the challenges faced."
Alternatives: "regarding unwavering" or "concerning steadfast".
That language has been replaced by a broader statement about unshakable US support for the Jewish state — with no mention of Jerusalem at all.
"Who better than Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus and the rest of the Peanuts gang to help teach children about what makes America strong?" reads a press release from Regnery's president, apparently too blinded by the cuteness of the cast to remember that Schulz's strip is mostly about unshakable anxiety and perpetual defeat.
How about an unshakable belief in the veracity of his own claims and a tendency towards self promotion?
She engages in fumbling sex with Joe (the excellent James McMenamin), a pothead and drug dealer who at least has a poster of James Joyce on his wall, and with Amanda (Aubrey Dollar), to whom Celia opens up about her unshakable feeling: "I want something more," she says, repeatedly.
There often seems to be something unshakable about the gestation cycles of great novelists.
A couple of rows behind the old ballplayers sat Brian Howell, a fan with a seemingly unshakable certitude about victory.
After a protracted search to find a dozen jurors who had not already formed an unshakable opinion about Ms Stewart, the case finally began on January 27th.
Part of the reason might be the rapturous reception that met the "The Look of Silence" in a country where up until a year and a half ago, official denial about the massacres seemed unshakable.
Rather, he seems to be working from a set of vague but unshakable assumptions about American politics and culture, and he has built his overstated, unconvincing stories from these assumptions rather than from observation and reflection.
I wish I could tell you more, but the one unshakable rule about festivals is that the most unpromising-sounding competition film will end up being the one you kick yourself for missing.
In the sixty-one years of their existence, the governments of India and Pakistan have periodically funded covert campaigns of guerrilla or terrorist violence on each other's soil; as a result, each now holds unshakable assumptions about the other's proclivity for dirty tricks.
