Sentence examples for unshakable as from inspiring English sources

"America's commitment to Israel's security is enduring and unshakable, as is our commitment to Israel's right to defend itself always against terrorism, rocket attacks and other threats from forces dedicated to Israel's destruction," Mr. Cheney said.

The support for Mr. Silver, at least within the Democratic Party, seemed as unshakable as ever.

The belief that oil companies rip off consumers is as unshakable as the idea that Rockefeller was good with money.

It had happened many times, after all, that understandings that felt as fundamental and unshakable as instincts turned out to be wrong.

And it generates $4.1m in sales taxes and income taxes.Even with its film schools and armies of cameramen and extras, therefore, Hollywood is not quite as unshakable as it once thought.

MATSUYAMA, Japan — For more than a half-century, this city in rural western Japan has been a political stronghold of the long-governing Liberal Democratic Party, as unshakable as the stone battlements of the medieval castle overlooking its downtown.

If Stanwyck resisted camp, it's because she retained a core of authenticity as unshakable and unmistakable as the Brooklyn vowels that colored her speech.

In a brief valedictory speech to the Nationalist Party's top officials this morning, Mr. Lee, 77, extolled that legacy, saying the Nationalists had "unshakable status" as pioneers of democracy.

WITH its bleak, film-noir imagery and barely suppressed undertone of suicidal despair, Frank Capra's "It's a Wonderful Life" has somewhat mysteriously assumed an unshakable position as America's official holiday film.

This raises the worry that there might not be unshakable ground, as opposed to ground which is yet unshaken.

His commitment to the city is unshakable and, as a wise businessman, he is entitled to make a profit on his investments.