Sentence examples for remained unshakable from inspiring English sources
As radio formats splintered and musical genres waxed and waned, Mr. Kasem (pronounced CASE-um) remained unshakable, unifying all of popular music with the sound of his voice.
The possibility of new connections seems higher, however, after North Korea in its New Year's message skipped its usual diatribe against the South Korean leader and said its commitment to improving ties with South Korea remained "unshakable".
Saint-Just, however, remained unshakable in his alliance with Robespierre.
Astonishingly, the jurors remained unshakable in their trust of the jailhouse snitch, and none of the information that might have caused them to doubt his credibility had any impact.
That's because MTV's legacy as a platform for breaking music has remained seemingly unshakable, despite several years of docusoaps, dramatic sitcoms about awkward teenagers and reality-star athletic competitions.
It meant, above all, demonstrating that Article 5 remained the unshakable pillar of the alliance, at a time when doubts had been raised about whether, say, the Dutch or German governments would really send their troops to fight for Estonia or Romania.Some of those measures have already been put in place.
His confidence, however, remains unshakable.
Mr. Hussein himself remained -- remains, if still alive -- the furtive, vainglorious figure he ever was, proclaiming from secret sanctuaries his solidarity with his people in their hour of trial, the certain defeat of the enemy, and his unshakable belief in Iraq.
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.
His voices remained strong and disturbing — an unshakable presence, quiet only in sleep — while he grew sluggish and enervated.
Still, fears of a new spike in food costs, which could undermine the Kremlin's previously unshakable popularity, remain evident.
