Sentence examples for unfailingly from inspiring English sources

Around the club Barker's known for being unfailingly nice, not a trait you'd describe as synonymous with his employers right now.

As chairman of Falkirk Football Club (1993-94 and 2002-09), Christie was much valued for his unfailingly friendly nature and well-honed political skills.

Always affable and unfailingly generous with his time, Bjorkman's sense of humour will also go down nicely, although Murray might want to watch out for the Swede's imitations, which are absolutely spot-on.

One legacy of the World Cup has been a heightened appreciation in Brazil of all things German, particularly Lukas Podolski, who may not have played a central role in the tournament but has built up something of a cult following with his unfailingly genial comments about Brazil on Twitter.

Freezing fog set in during the afternoons, but the mornings were unfailingly crystal clear and sunny, allowing occasional views towards the faraway snowy profile made up of Venezuela's three highest peaks, named in descending order after Bolívar, Humboldt, and the latter's faithful French companion, Bonpland.

Despite the problems that affected his last days as Lib Dem leader, as he struggled with alcoholism, his allies and opponents have unfailingly described him as kind but also exceedingly principled – especially in his opposition to the Iraq war and the 2010 Lib Dem coalition with the Conservatives.

His own Federalists looked less to him than to Alexander Hamilton, and his foes, led by Jefferson, were unfailingly hostile, particularly over the illiberal Alien and Sedition Acts, which Adams reluctantly signed.But the fascination of Adams in 2001 rests on rather different foundations.