Sentence examples for unwavering intent from inspiring English sources
Its five component parts "are at different stages of completion," she acknowledges, but "this edition was undertaken with the unwavering intent to respect Bolaño's work and the firm pledge to offer the reader the novel as it had been found in his files".
But the pope's focus on the Holy Land was intent and unwavering.
But his feminist impulse is overpowered by the unwavering attention, pornographic in form if not intent, to the vulnerable, suffering, sexualized bodies on the screen.
And White House aides said it also reflected a change in the candidate and the political tenor from 2000, with Mr. Bush intent on presenting himself as an unwavering wartime president while diminishing his Democratic opponent, Senator John Kerry, as weak on national security.
With an unwavering hand, Savage took a ballpoint pen and signed a letter of intent with Rutgers.
In the article, called "Erdoğan's Great Patriotic War," Akyol dissects a campaign video that in grand, dramatic strokes implies that there are forces inside Turkey that are intent on dismantling the nation, and only Erdoğan, along with the unwavering support of Turkish citizens, can stop them.
Rowling has an unwavering commitment to her story, and although we certainly cannot call her Hemingway-esque, there is something to be said for intent of purpose.
His certainty is unwavering".
The camera is unwavering.
Still, Mr. Kennedy was unwavering.
