Sentence examples for remained unshakeable from inspiring English sources

Tony Benn was a Labour colossus, whose principles remained unshakeable throughout his life.

His fundamental belief in the goodness of people remained unshakeable, as did his dedication to fighting for what he believed to be right.

"The focus of policymakers on advertising as the core means of funding public service content beyond the BBC has remained unshakeable despite the evidence of the sustained challenges facing the terrestrial broadcasters".

Given the gulf in league positions and winning run it was no surprise that Liverpool's confidence remained unshakeable.

Some facts remain unshakeable.

Advocacy groups that ordinarily preach for the supremacy of scientific evidence in informing public policy (climate change? gun control?) remain unshakeable by the mountains of scientific proof in this context.

Instead, he said that Japan's repeated past "heartfelt apologies" would remain unshakeable in the future.

Faith in the ideals of European integration remain as unshakeable in Germany as distrust and misunderstanding of them is widespread in the UK.

Simply put, the most unshakeable reason the Beatles have remained a force in pop music (and, indeed, in the cultural landscape in general) is the quality, sincerity and consistency of their music.

Still, the Thais' reverence for their monarchy remains seemingly unshakeable.

He is also signaling Russia's intention to remain an Asian power with unshakeable eastern borders.