Mr. Peloquin moved through the work with an unflagging drive but kept its challenges in view.
As a result of his unflagging effort and technical virtuosity, the sanṭūr gradually gained acceptance, and by the late 20th century the instrument had been solidly incorporated into the Hindustani tradition.
In Japanese baseball, the most highly prized virtue is doryoku, or unflagging effort, and Ramirez's stubborn stand-offishness, at least in the early days, seemed a direct clash with the polite forbearance of Matsuzaka.
Spending time with a Russian counterpart, amusing propagandist Dmitri Gromov (Michael Aronov) and with England's acerbic MI6 counterpart, Simon Craig (Jefferson Mays, Warnockk also puts much delicate but unflagging effort into cultivating Abdullah Khan Bernard Whitee) and subordinate Saeed (Pej Vahdat) as U.S.-disposed supply recipients for the information et al. they can provide.
Mostly through the unflagging efforts of Afeni Shakur -- and a seemingly bottomless trove of unreleased 2Pac recordings -- the rapper isn't likely to fade into obscurity any time soon (even if, hypothetically, his future releases take titles like "Yo, Is This Mike On?: The Forgotten Tape").
Tuesday's performance, ably directed by the church's organist and choir director, David Enlow, became a memorial to Mr. Simon's roving curiosity, sense of humor and unflagging efforts to share the pleasure of good music with a wide range of audiences.
Each of these agencies recouped, remarkably, over the next 48 hours, but only after unflagging efforts that were, fortunately, not impeded by a second terrorist attack.
Her unflagging efforts directly effected the building of 32 institutions in the United States.
"But, more importantly, the survival of the fragile ecosystem depends on our unflagging efforts".
It can be safely assumed, though, that the US delegation won't be reprimanded for their unflagging efforts to render such values meaningless.
"Thanks to the unflagging efforts of patients and advocates, Missourians who could benefit from medical marijuana will soon be able to use it without fear of being treated like criminals," Matthew Schweich, deputy director of the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP), said.
