One of my proudest achievements as publisher of Slow Dancer Press was to be responsible, in 1998, for Lucille's first collection in Britain, The Terrible Stories, in which, among subjects that ranged from slavery to the Book of David, she wrote with unswerving honesty about cancer and mastectomy.
If that's the case, then Little Boots is projecting unswerving thoughts about the future, as her costumes are consistently otherworldy and grandiose without being kitschy or Gaga rip-offs.
For many in the world outside he personified Hungary & strength & determination & unswerving steadfastness Tells about his wonderful peasant mother who helped - him with her strength.
It is about an unswerving, decades-long Israeli policy of denying Palestine self-determination, freedom, and sovereignty.
Waters is very much The People's Pervert – something about the unswerving nature of his fascination with filth is reassuring to even the most mainstream of onlookers.
But he was a hopeless romantic about people, an unstoppable optimist about the future, and an unswerving believer in the power of love.
Bludgeoning his audience less than usual, Mr Brown spoke about what motivated him in politics: the unswerving moral compass bequeathed him by his parents.
Joe Nocera ("The D.A. did the right thing," Views, July 7) writes compellingly about District Attorney Cyrus Vance's unswerving pursuit of high American ideals in indicting Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
In these articles, the Queen, we the humble peasants were informed, is a "fashion icon" due to her "unswerving style", which is fashion-speak for "has changed her look about as often as she has changed her hand wave".
Fox puts a romantic spin on the way they illuminated the world of "bronze age heroes of whom Homer would sing", but her enthusiasm is more compelling when talking about the raw inventive brainpower of the code-breakers, their unswerving passion, and the magical way that a set of lines and curves in clay can be transformed into something with meaning.
