Sentence examples for unshakeable that from inspiring English sources
She was described by a sister-in-law as "so unshakeable that sometimes I could shake her".
In the colonial era, it is true, Britain's belief in its faith was so unshakeable that its Christian missionaries fanned out across the globe as the vanguard of commercial penetration and political expansionism.
She was described by a sister-in-law as "so unshakeable that sometimes I could shake her". Beginning in 1842, the family spent six years in St .Petersburg, Russia, where George served Tsar Nicholas I as the chief engineer of a rail line to Moscow, and the artistically precocious James, at age eleven, enrolled in the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts.
A Senator who transformed from orthodox conservative to maverick to orthodoxy back again within the span of eight years maintains a sterling reputation for personal integrity - a reputation so unshakeable that he's keeping it even as he tries once again to refashion himself as a moderate.
To me, believing what I want to be true can be very comforting (like my unshakeable belief that Jessica Alba wants all my babies), but that doesn't make it true.
It's about the unshakeable anxiety that latches onto you and makes you believe that the food is the enemy.
On this visit, we needed reaffirmation that the France of the "Rights of Man" still believes in the unshakeable values that recognize the rights of individuals to disagree, to express their differences without fear and to organize around them.
We know more now and I feel we'd fight well together and be unshakeable, and that's exciting".
But this time, a shaft of light has parted the rubble and the corpses and the unshakeable grief that could last for years.
Some of this seems driven by an unshakeable insecurity that applies not just to his efforts in the here and now, but his place in history.
This is a novel about the possibility of love and the certainty of a very grown-up kind of heavy, unshakeable despair that is all the more poignant for being, rather often, indistinguishable from a sly and quiet humour.
