Sentence examples for unswervingly believed from inspiring English sources
That is an unsettling notion.In the 19 years since California's tax revolt, Republicans have unswervingly believed that tax cuts win elections.
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.
Mr. Bishop and Mr. Green contrast the theories of Keynes and Smith with those of contemporary, number-crunching economists who say they believe unswervingly in the so-called efficient-market hypothesis, stipulating that market forces will determine the correct price for stocks and bonds.
And how could they, despite their companies' failures, continue to believe so unswervingly that they deserve the tens of millions of dollars they are getting despite their companies being on the edge of bankruptcy?
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 believed, and Dave believed.
Efficient-market theorists believe that folks are unswervingly rational creatures.
"I firmly believe that so long as we unswervingly implement the constitutional principle of respecting and protecting human rights, constantly improve democracy and the rule of law, our society will become more harmonious and people will live a still better life," he wrote.
The answer is simple, I am neither: I am an internationalist and a European who believes in an open, tolerant, accountable and democratic Europe committed unswervingly to human rights and civil liberties.
