Whether he can or not, the fact is that in a world with more than its share of dilettantes and poseurs, he is an unpretentious fellow whose enthusiasm is as unflagging as his capacity for hard work.
She struggled when we first spoke in Toronto, and she struggled, unflagging, as we sat last October in her university office in Kingston, a room she keeps spare to help her mind stay clear to contemplate the intricacies of the erotic.
British humorist who was admired for his quick and unflagging wit as the editor (1978 87) of the satiric periodical Punch, as a longtime contributor (1988 2007) of humorous columns to The Times and other newspapers, and as a perennial panelist (1975 2007) on the satiric television show The News Quiz.
Damian Woetzel zipped about with unflagging vitality as the principal soloist in this propulsive romp.
He demonstrates unflagging insouciance as he cries over a broken leprechaun snow globe or practices saying "You are a filthy slut" in Mandarin.
Their undergraduate minor is among scores of programs on emergency management and disaster response that have sprung up across the country in recent years at the same unflagging pace as the catastrophes that have inspired them.
Sid Melton, a jug-eared character actor best known for his regular roles in the television shows "Green Acres" and "The Danny Thomas Show" and for his unflagging reliability as the comic relief in many science fiction and noir films of the 1950s, died on Wednesday in Burbank, Calif.
Page A18 Obituaries SID MELTON, 94 He was an actor best known for his regular roles in the television shows "Make Room for Daddy and Green Acreses," and for his unflagging reliability as the comic relief in many science fiction and noir films of the 1950s.
In the letter accompanying the Voynich manuscript, Marci describes his late friend's obsession with cracking the script: "To its deciphering he devoted unflagging toil, as is apparent from attempts of his which I send you herewith, and he relinquished hope only with his life".
Opening in Los Angeles on June 7, "Post Tenebras Lux" begins with a little girl running through a muddy field amid various animals, her wobble-legged enthusiasm unflagging even as the sun is dipping behind a mountain range.
In this second band, I found myself comparing him, as a drummer, to that scene in Terminator 2 where Schwarzenegger stands on guard, immobile as night fades to full daylight; inscrutable, unflagging, unwavering, hitting the drums as hard as possible every time he played.
