Elizabeth is more tightly wound and unswervingly patriotic, and she roots for the astronaut most favored by Moscow.
Dressed in jeans, black T-shirt and Doc Martens, like an off-duty metalhead, he is unswervingly friendly and polite.
She is also unswervingly headstrong and gets involved politically with an imprisoned Scottish soldier (Joshua Henderson) and sexually with a younger actor (Oscar Pearce).
But mainly the paintings are bright, smart, unswervingly abstract and quite amazingly consistent.
He himself was unswervingly devout, and, not long after Darwin graduated, left Cambridge to spend the rest of his life as a parish priest.
His view of the opening funeral march is less weighty and sombre than many, but the grip on the huge structure is always unswervingly sure and remorselessly discharged in the final pair of vocal movements.
He was deeply principled and unswervingly loyal to his friends and to countless causes and communities.
In the piece, the two civil servants wrote: "She was kindly and unswervingly loyal to her team and, once she had decided what she thought, provided clear and consistent direction.
Ms. Baker's Sharon is spunky and unswervingly sexy.
