Mrs Brown, whose unflagging loyalty to her son has been commented on before, leapt to his defence on Twitter "HALLOWEEN IS FOR FUN NOTHING MORE THAN JUST FUN.
Their expedition puts them in contact with the equivalent of Nazi officers, and when they challenge Zero's papers, Gustave, with unflagging loyalty, mounts, in effect, a one-man resistance operation.
But their goodness of heart, their essential innocence, and, above all, their unflagging loyalty to the church institution and its mission (regardless of its actual misdeeds) provide their furious tumult with an unshakeable moral direction.
For decades the government gave Televisa a virtual monopoly on television, and the company repaid the favor with unflagging loyalty to the ruling party, which is known by its Spanish initials, PRI.
Her unflagging loyalty to Sartre and his causes, and her refusal to complain about his wild sexual excesses, was remarkable, even by the standards of the day, and it earned her nicknames like 'Notre Dame de Sartre' and 'La Grande Sartreuse'.
In any case, he grew ever more distrustful and contemptuous of them as a group, despite the unflagging loyalty that most of them displayed right to the end.
It is this unflagging endurance, this loyalty and determination that frames the answer to Camus' question.
"The city's obstinacy, its unflagging defense of an overrun position reflects a misguided set of priorities and loyalties.
His commitment to defending the First Amendment was unflagging.
But market pressures are real and unflagging.
William Dazeley is an unflagging, rather charmless Don.
