Sentence examples for remained unflagging from inspiring English sources

Still, his confidence in the film's future remained unflagging.

The selection of Palin thrilled the Republican base, and the pundits who met with her in Juneau have remained unflagging in their support.

The applause and enthusiasm remain unflagging.

While some critics called her poetry polemical, she remained celebrated for the unflagging intensity of her vision, and for the constant formal reinvention that kept her verse — often jagged and colloquial, sometimes purposefully shocking, always controlled in tone, diction and pacing — sounding like that of few other poets.

It was indeed and remained so for two unflagging weeks and, last night in the Olympic Stadium, the instinct was not to disinter old arguments but to celebrate the enduring capacity of sport, however flawed and filled with doubt at times, to lift up the people, remind them more of what they share than what keeps them apart.

But he doesn't mention one of the most compelling reasons innocent people remain imprisoned: the often unflagging certitude of prosecutors who refuse to consider the possibility that they or their colleagues were wrong.

Nevertheless, his drive and unflagging intellectual advocacy will arouse admiration in some: even at age 80, he remained involved in academic controversy.[14] But let us consider the man through his work.

William Dazeley is an unflagging, rather charmless Don.

But market pressures are real and unflagging.

Ms. Sigalova's unflagging brio was cause for delight.

Despite serious illness, Dr. Newman was unflagging in his work.