Sentence examples for unswerving view from inspiring English sources

In Number 10, parts of the media and, indeed, within a section of the Labour Party there was an unswerving view that Labour could not win the next general election and Ed Miliband would never be prime minister under any circumstances.

Because everyone wants their own stake in him.Mr Hitchens takes us through Orwell's anti-colonialism ("unswerving"), his Englishness (deep), his view of America (in its contest with Russia strongly for, but culturally hostile); and his attitude to women (confused).

Many Russian speakers have relatives and friends in Israel, where their population has also exerted a rightward push on national politics, and they tend to reward Republicans, whom they view as more unswerving defenders of that nation.

And until recently, Intel's position has been unswerving.

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.

But Defoe always claimed that the end justified the means, and a more sympathetic view may see him as what he always professed to be, an unswerving champion of moderation.

So people's views, even my own view, of such things as Islam are entrenched and, possibly, ill-considered; and people tend to grow more unswerving as they grow older.

His instinct was unswerving.

Altenberg is unswerving: to the coffeehouse.

He is a still, unswerving force.

The lessons of these were unswerving.