Sentence examples for unshakeable vision from inspiring English sources
Of course, Kojima has his own unshakeable vision that can butt up against your choices.
Hastings' libretto is a work of imaginative fiction that attempts to understand what it might have been like for a German modernist to land (after a year and a half in the Isle of Man internment camp) in 1940s London, to pursue his unshakeable merz vision in exile (despite the support of friends such as Herbert Read and Roland Penrose).
The researcher Mason's rhapsodic vision of the universe and his modest yet unshakeable sense of his part in it is rooted in a real sense of place (a college town in Illinois) and in connections between friends and colleagues.
His vision of the self-consuming whirlwind is anchored by a still and unshakeable philosophical center, even if, in "Written on the Wind," finding it is a narrative version of "Where's Waldo?" Yet that very elusiveness of originary inspiration is itself part of Sirk's ironic genius.
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.
