Jacques Audiard's film, which lasts two and a half hours, maintains an unflagging urgency, stalling only when the double-dealing grows too dense.
Since then, his industry has been unflagging; last year a two-hour film, "Sarabande," showed on Swedish TV.
Famous for her 16-hour days, her unflagging energy and her willingness to shout into a microphone until her voice gives out, Mrs. Clinton finds herself encountering long odds and a dwindling bank account.
For three hours, Muraro played with unflagging force and passion; nothing fazed him, neither the unhinged Lisztian passagework nor the ethereal effects of pedal and resonance.
Each of these agencies recouped, remarkably, over the next 48 hours, but only after unflagging efforts that were, fortunately, not impeded by a second terrorist attack.
Despite being co-produced by Harrison's widow, it's well this side of hagiography, and held my unflagging attention for three and a half hours.
The chief tone of this ensemble, over the course of nearly three hours and more than 30 songs, was an unflagging warmth and exuberance, even when the subject matter was grim.
I would've spent hours in this thing if not for the unflagging demo line present throughout the duration of OC3.
As it is at other successful small schools, that achievement comes by long hours and no small amount of sweat from teachers, as well as the unflagging energy of its principal, Elana Karopkin, who, at 32, has led the school since its inception four years ago.
Within hours of the September 11th attacks, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and his deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, were suggesting that Iraq — the unflagging obsession of the conservatives throughout the nineties — should receive the brunt of American wrath.
