Sentence examples similar to unshakeable duty from inspiring English sources
Under pressure from the Tories, and wrapped in an unshakeable confidence in the duty of government to bring order to the chaotic state of British industrial relations, she attempted to deliver a socialist solution - "The trouble with Barbara is that she thinks anything she does is socialism," sniffed a contemporary.
Under pressure from the Tories and wrapped in an unshakeable confidence in the duty of government to bring order to the chaotic state of British industrial relations, Barbara attempted to deliver a socialist solution ("The trouble with Barbara is that she thinks anything she does is socialism," sniffed a contemporary).
During his training he was considered a good comrade on account of his unshakeable calm, presence of mind and sense of duty.
Patrick Vieira is unshakeable.
Two insistent, unshakeable words.
Some facts remain unshakeable.
Flaubert called it "something unshakeable".
An unshakeable belief in freedom.
It evolves into unshakeable dogma.
But a few old grievances are unshakeable.
