Sentence examples for unswervingly for from inspiring English sources
Even as he learned what he had actually gotten himself into, he rooted unswervingly for the Mets.
As he asked his question, Mr. Keyter seemed deeply apprehensive — perhaps not surprising, considering that the SABC had served unswervingly, for decades, as the legitimizing voice of apartheid.
He is a film-maker headed unswervingly for primetime, and one who has – so far – been able to reshape the mainstream in his own image.
If life in Britain is really as unswervingly fantastic for Clovis, Fernanda and everyone else in this film as they said, then I have to put my hands up and say: "Fair play".
Not because of the New Brunswick Premier's claims about the dangers of an "armed encampment"; protestors had been unswervingly non-violent for months.
Even before this series, captain Michael Clarke has spoken unswervingly of the desire to be the best in the world.
Since then, critics including John Updike have taken Patchett to task for her unswervingly cheery outlook.
He was interrupted periodically by the man who wanted to comb his hair, but he proceeded unswervingly to a castle, for the hanging of General Steigmann.
Elizabeth is more tightly wound and unswervingly patriotic, and she roots for the astronaut most favored by Moscow.
The Moore cycle is less intimidating, more transparent, and profiles the wry humour of her verse in smoother vocal lines and the most economical instrumental support for the solo soprano (the unswervingly precise Claire Booth).
It was a spontaneous show of gratitude not only for Coleman's still remarkably vivacious playing on the night, but for the previous half-century of unswervingly independent creativity he represented.
