The officers, board and staff of the American Technion Society ATSS) mourn the loss of Joan Callner Miller of Chicago and Palm Beach, an unflagging supporter of our organization, of the Technion and of Israel for many decades.
And the New Statesman's critic thought Lawrence an epitome of the "unflagging vivacity" of the variety artist, praising her "'go' and sparkling finish".
Assistant state attorney general Tom Brunker argued against clemency, stating: "Mr. Gardner was sentenced to death and earned that death penalty because of his unflagging history of violent crime".
The liberating audacity of the old material is the product of Greaves's hard-won artistic vision; the flatness of the new material, despite his unflagging spirit of adventure, reflects an era of diminished hopes and narrowed dreams.
What follows is a massive and unflagging criticism of every element of the town where he grew up, from his family's shoddy treatment of employees, to a massive library held in disdain, and, most significantly, his parents' Nazi ties.
We blush to say it, but Niles Eldredge dedicated his book The Triumph of Evolution: and the Failure of Creationism "to the inspired and unflagging efforts of Eugenie Scott and her entire staff at the National Center for Science Education frontline defenders of quality science education in America" (Eldredge 2000).
His poems are filled with a religious faith in the processes of life, particularly those of fertility, sex, and the "unflagging pregnancy" of nature: sprouting grass, mating birds, phallic vegetation, the maternal ocean, and planets in formation ("the journey-work of stars").
First and foremost could be the U.S.'s unflagging support of Israel's mistreatment of Palestinians.
And the neglect of Mr. Nader is a shame, since his unflagging defense of individual citizens against the greed and power of private corporations is wanted in this time of promiscuous megamergers.
