The latter is the most retro, i.e., unswervingly devoted to an original interpretation of the Ordnung, or original code.
Or, Anna Nicole, an unswervingly brave opera I loved and cried at.
Ideally, one must adhere unswervingly to the mean, or centre course, at all times and in every situation.
"I firmly believe that so long as we unswervingly implement the constitutional principle of respecting and protecting human rights, constantly improve democracy and the rule of law, our society will become more harmonious and people will live a still better life," he wrote.
"He has firmly erected the idea that stability overrides everything, unswervingly safeguarded national unity, and struggled with a clear-cut stand against the forces of ethnic separatism," Mr. Xi said.
The New Yorker critic Alex Ross called Taylor "one of the greatest, most unswervingly original, most incorrigibly sublime figures in the recent history of music" - and "incorrigibly sublime" neatly nails the power of this unique figure.
He said in Italy: "We will unswervingly protect the unity of the motherland and ethnic harmony... and maintain harmony and stability in Tibet.
In opposition, May was also a regular interviewee on a Sunday TV programme I presented, always assiduously loyal and, over coffee afterwards, unswervingly polite.
As the historian Ian Kershaw has observed in his biography of Hitler, this response indicates that he adhered unswervingly, from the end of World War I until his final days in the Berlin bunker, to nationalism and radical anti-Semitism.
He is a film-maker headed unswervingly for primetime, and one who has – so far – been able to reshape the mainstream in his own image.
