Sentence examples for the unswerving from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not deviating; not yielding or straying or varying.
- They followed the ritual with unswerving faith.
What floored Feldman was the unswerving unconventionality of Cage's mind.
IF ANY cause commands the unswerving support of The Economist, it is that of liberal trade.
George Stegner treated Wally cruelly and exploited the unswerving devotion of his wife, Hilda.
The Führer, he added, was the "unswerving champion and advocate of a radical solution".
Party membership means less the adherence to a political ideology than the unswerving support of the party's candidates.
When she became Swiss attorney general in 1994, bankers warned that the unswerving prosecutor was hurting the nation's business.
Yet even the most unswerving hawks--the people who have argued that a non-Communist S. Vietnam is all that stands between world peace & a 3rd world war--have behaved as though it were the most natural thing imaginable for the N. Vietnamese to take over Cambodia.
He topped the calm, unswerving beat of the Memphis band with the barbed guitar lines and aching, desperate phrases of the blues in songs like the pointed "Is It Because I'm Black".
He had established his own aura, the aura of the samurai: unswerving and ascetic.
HARTFORD — There is the same vaulting ambition and precocious achievement; the same unswerving Democratic political compass, set, it seemed, in high school; the same gift for one-on-one politics; even perhaps the same artfully cultivated circle of friends and fans, though no one is calling them Friends of Chris, the way Bill Clinton had his F.O.B.'s when he first ran for president.
Free of the illness that sapped his energy and ultimately his life, Cardinal John Joseph O'Connor's body was returned to St . Patricks Cathedral yesterday, beginning a final farewell to the eloquent, unswerving archbishop of New York from the millions of Roman Catholics he led.
