("It's unshakeable!," you might say. Listen if you must).
It's unshakeable, and we are obliged to live with it in this era when television rules.
Speaking at the Great Hall of the People to commemorate the 95th anniversary of the Communist party's foundation, Xi claimed Hong Kong's "one country, two systems" model – which some activists now claim is in tatters – had proved successful and Beijing's commitment to it was "unshakeable".
The difference between Kant's stronger and weaker language seems mainly to be that his stronger language emphasizes that our belief or practical knowledge about freedom is unshakeable and that it in turn provides support for other morally grounded beliefs in God and the immortality of the soul.
The president joked that given the ship's qualities — "she is unrelenting, she is unshakeable, she is unyielding" — it should have been named for his mother.
Off the pitch it is a different story, but the focus is unshakeable, the drive to improve.
But, he added, the institution also needs to lay to rest "the claim that it conflicts with our commitment to free speech, which is unshakeable".
It will no doubt have a difficult time finding a wide audience – it's among the most grim and violent films to open this fall – but the film's power is unshakeable, and Idris Elba, as a sadistic rebel leader, is exceptional.
Patrick Vieira is unshakeable.
