In keeping with the unswervingly retro, chintzy feel, the Elvis-themed suites have all been arranged in the same gung-ho fashion.
From then on he believed that Poland's only option was to be Russia's stalwart ally.Intelligent, well-educated, ambitious and unswervingly loyal to the new order, Jaruzelski rose fast through the ranks of Poland's communist army.
He seemed to have been born Labour, believing unswervingly in compassion, community and the equal worth of all men, and born too "a nutcase" about politics, planning campaigns at the age of six.
That is an unsettling notion.In the 19 years since California's tax revolt, Republicans have unswervingly believed that tax cuts win elections.
Outwardly they are unswervingly loyal—"China is all right, but North Korea is better," says one but local Chinese say they are more confident and chatty than before.
Or, if a child with a tendency to be miserable gets an unswervingly affectionate mother, it may cheer up.And, just as our genes can affect our environment, so our environment may shape the expression of our genes.
Even though Mr Tung, a former businessman, was unswervingly loyal to Beijing, Chinese officials came to regard his lack of political nous and charisma as a threat to stability.
In efforts to prove themselves to their better-esteemed counterparts, business faculty embraced an unswervingly scientific approach.Rank outsidersIt is a mindset that will be difficult to undo.
And its leader, Leonardo Rodriguez Alcaine, also heads the Confederation of Mexican Workers, the country's powerful union of unions which is unswervingly loyal to the PRI.
Just as Shostakovich captured the tragic side of Soviet culture, so Mr Khrennikov unswervingly expressed its optimism and Social-Realist clarity.
A devoted son of the church, if not unswervingly faithful, he favoured the higher clergy in many of their interests.
