Sentence examples for more unswerving from inspiring English sources

Many Russian speakers have relatives and friends in Israel, where their population has also exerted a rightward push on national politics, and they tend to reward Republicans, whom they view as more unswerving defenders of that nation.

So people's views, even my own view, of such things as Islam are entrenched and, possibly, ill-considered; and people tend to grow more unswerving as they grow older.

I was more grateful for his unswerving belief that I was worth it.

It's of Borg on his knees in jubilation – proof that channelling him can mean more things than mere unswerving calm.

Clever, honest and courageous, Mr Juppé had served Mr Chirac with unswerving loyalty for more than 20 years.

Many writers would be unable to resist mining this rich seam far more deeply, but McKeon is unswerving in her description of Catherine's emotional journey and her relationship with James.

Whatever Corbyn had said, the legions of dispossessed Britain, making their protests on Thursday across much of the North, the Midlands and Wales, would not have taken much notice – any more than that former heartland of unswerving loyalty, the Conservative party, dutifully heeded to the voice of its leader.

But there are rewards in the performance of the mellow-voiced Pernilla August: as the haunted mother, she is at first unusually robust and competent, so that her unswerving progress towards desolation is the more pitiful.

One of the more fascinating aspects of human nature is our unswerving belief that we are immortal.

Has transferred her unswerving loyalty from the Blairs to the more reliable Olympics.

It turns out Bibi Netanyahu and Mitt Romney have more in common than a background in management consulting and an unswerving devotion to the security of Israel.