On the campaign trail, Mr. Edwards is indefatigably charming.
Ms. Voigt has made a career out of being guileless; in the Wagner and Strauss roles that are her touchstones, she is indefatigably sympathetic.
His thesis is not new, but it is indefatigably rendered: America's shortcomings flow entirely from hubris or overconfidence, much as the mythical Icarus perished because he flew too near the sun.
I now call producer Maria Byrne Maria Poppinss" as we are reporting the "umbrella movement" after all and Maria is indefatigably cheerful and has every single thing you could possibly need in her bag: water, rehydration tablets, tangerines, chocolate bars, safety pins, umbrellas, change for the subway….
He was indefatigably lucid.
Although research activity in this area has been indefatigably sustained, no significant progress has been made during the past decade.
The Chilean-born, French-based, internationally nomadic director was indefatigably productive – his filmography lists 114 titles since the 1960s – and his fragmentary, fanciful oeuvre was like one vast sketchpad for recording images from a supremely fertile unconscious.
Andrew W. K., the only act of the day whose guitarists didn't use minor chords or detuned strings, was indefatigably brisk and upbeat; he and his band sounded like early punk run through a V-chip.
Frankly this is a really tedious debate, since it's indefatigably cyclical.
He was one of those very rare individuals who was indefatigably optimistic, unapologetically patriotic, and authentically dedicated to making the world a better place.
Now in her 70's, Ms. Ballard is performing in a rare New York cabaret engagement, an indefatigably gregarious one-woman variety show.
