Sentence examples for became unshakable from inspiring English sources

Under his administration, that growing industrial city developed many municipal services and amenities, and his local prestige became unshakable.

When Stewart measured his 8-0 record in the A.L.C.S. against Clemens's "no mas" moment, his belief that he was the better pitcher of that time became unshakable.

Who wins the establishment-versus-insurgent battle in the Republican Party? A. The Tea Party sneaked up and walloped so many legislators in 2010 that the idea of a battle for the soul of the Republican Party has become unshakable.

Paul Berg, who was the organizer of the 1975 Asilomar meeting and received a Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1980, said it was important for scientific communities to engage the public before alarm and opposition becomes unshakable.

The most devastating was his branding of United Russia, which supported Mr. Putin for president, as "the party of swindlers and thieves" — which quickly became an unshakable catchphrase.

LIVERPOOL Liverpudlians understandably do not have a lorra lorra love for Harry Enfield and Chums' 90s sketch The Scousers, which portrayed locals as shell-suited fans of bubble perms who couldn't stop telling everyone to, "calm down!" It was originally inspired by two other fictional characters, Barry Grant and Terry Sullivan from soap opera Brookside, yet became an unshakable stereotype.

"No matter what happens to Qaddafi, a chaotic Libya will become an unshakable burden for the West forever".

As you rack up accomplishments in whatever arena you base your power, your feelings of security will rise until you become nearly unshakable by whatever life brings you.

In her poem "Utopia," she writes of an "Island where all becomes clear," where "Unshakable Confidence towers over the valley," and where "The Tree of Understanding, dazzlingly straight and simple, / sprouts by the spring called Now I Get It".

Australia watched as the seemingly unshakable power of the British Empire became brittle and weary and turned inward.

Islam, and the unshakable implications of that pluralistic awakening, became the yeast that gave rise to my embrace of queerness.