Sentence examples for unflagging vision from inspiring English sources

Calasso has created a much discussed original genre for these books, which are neither fiction or nonfiction but a dense pastiche of myth, biography, criticism, philosophy, history, and minutiae, studded with quotations and woven together by Calasso's unflagging vision until they take on a kind of organic life of their own.

3) We are wired for stamina, the kind that has us stand by our vision, unflagging, even when no one believes in us.

With keen vision and unflagging energy, Dame Ninette guided one of the 20th century's greatest ballet companies.

While some critics called her poetry polemical, she remained celebrated for the unflagging intensity of her vision, and for the constant formal reinvention that kept her verse — often jagged and colloquial, sometimes purposefully shocking, always controlled in tone, diction and pacing — sounding like that of few other poets.

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.

His imagination was eager and intrepid; his sense of purpose, unflagging.

Eager to prove his unflagging zeal for reform, he wants one last shot at dragging them up to the standard of the rest.The government's vision for secondary schools has been to provide variety schools that specialise in particular subjects, religious schools, schools that are run more or less independently of local government and to let parents choose.

But market pressures are real and unflagging.

William Dazeley is an unflagging, rather charmless Don.

Ms. Sigalova's unflagging brio was cause for delight.

Despite serious illness, Dr. Newman was unflagging in his work.