India would win it year after year for ever more, cementing an unshakable Eurovision autocracy.
That's the imperturbable image that remained more or less unshakable until Nicol Williamson cracked the mold with his hyper, drug-crazed Holmes in "The Seven-Per-Cent Solution," Herbert Ross's 1976 adaptation of the Nicholas Meyer novel.
What's more, Mark has an unshakable respect for the U.S. military, in particular the men he served with.
I wish I could tell you more, but the one unshakable rule about festivals is that the most unpromising-sounding competition film will end up being the one you kick yourself for missing.
This winter, the broad outline of national opinion described by polls is surely right – an unpopular Labour government, a more popular (but not unshakable) opposition and an electorate that doesn't like politicians of any kind.
Instead of terrifying poltergeistery, it would be more like a deep, unshakable malaise that would be impossible to shift.
"He was a true idealist, an unshakable idealist, but more effective than idealists usually are, because he was never blind to the realities of a situation," Gregory Grene said.
Other atheistic groups, like the Freedom From Religion Foundation or the Council for Secular Humanism, are more concerned with maintaining an unshakable separation between church and state than they are with spreading any gospel of godlessness.
A diary found during a search of Sirhan's home stated for the entry May 19, "My determination to eliminate RFK is becoming more and more of an unshakable obsession.
