Sentence examples for unswervingly take from inspiring English sources
The newspaper said Chinese citizens now needed to look to the future, throw their support behind President Xi Jinping and "unswervingly take the road of socialism with Chinese characteristics".
If Mr. Kerry himself unswervingly took the high road, his spokeswoman, Stephanie Cutter, did not hesitate to rebut the criticisms by Dr. Dean and Mr. Edwards in the sharpest tones.
Even an old shrewdy like William Jefferson Clinton could not have known that our Tony would take him literally and unswervingly at his word.
It marks a major change in Mrs. Merkel's attitude toward Israel, which she had unswervingly supported since she took office more than five years ago.
In the US, Pearl Jam are held up as everything a big rock band should be: unswervingly dedicated to their brooding art, with a complementary streak of good-eggness that has seen them take on the ticket agencies over booking fees.
Benn held cabinet posts in Labour Party governments in the 1970s and clung unswervingly to his leftist beliefs while his party, in opposition, moved to the center and reemerged to take power again as New Labour.
Since then, critics including John Updike have taken Patchett to task for her unswervingly cheery outlook.
The elder, Magdalena, is unswervingly loyal to Rosmarina and to her family and has taken the unusual career path of staying on the island and teaching school.
Despite its growing isolation and unswervingly awkward behaviour, Eritrea mounted an unexpected (though short-lived) charm offensive after Barack Obama took office, the cables reveal.
He remains unswervingly positive about Occupy as a "new form of protest".
