Sentence examples similar to unfailingly end from inspiring English sources

As "Friends" and "Seinfeld" would later, in its afterlife "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" became a reassuring, unfailingly funny end to the day, as much a social phenomenon as a sitcom.

The old man doesn't engage Mr. Moore, just walks away, unfailingly polite to the end.

White ends are unfailingly tough, but green ones can be almost as bad.

When a fan ran onto the tennis court with a flare Sunday at the French Open, John Clark, a Philadelphia television sports anchor, said, "Will we get blamed somehow even over in France?" Golf may be the perfect metaphor for sports in Philadelphia, where unfailingly loyal fans almost always seem to end up in the rough.

Pacquiao seemed flummoxed by the direct line of questioning, and even this usually unfailingly polite competitor betrayed his annoyance by the end of the interview.

All the way through his youthful revolutionary days to his unplanned disloyalties, an atrocious war and right to the bitter end, his love of her is unfailingly adoring.

In the book's acknowledgments, Mr. Edelman ends by thanking his wife, Jean, "who unfailingly and lovingly supports me every time I go and do something crazy, like write a book in just two days".

It's a bonus, too, that the orchestra's programmes are so unfailingly varied and ingenious; this one began with CPE Bach and ended with Grieg.

His many good friends and family will miss his unfailingly sound advice, his calm demeanor, and especially his sense of humor, which stayed with him to the end.

"They are unfailingly enthusiastic.

He was unfailingly neat.