Sentence examples for unwavering judgment from inspiring English sources
Her mouth was almost severe — she hardly parted her lips when she spoke, and spoke always in a low, certain voice that got his attention, as in, "What about Angie?" With the unwavering judgment of someone untested, someone innocent and upright, Shelby was alert to the obvious.
"In selecting a nominee, I've sought to find an American of grace, judgment and unwavering devotion to the Constitution and laws of our country.
"Steve is an extraordinary talent, with absolute integrity, an unwavering ethical compass and seasoned judgment.
The law may present itself as an unwavering judicial edifice to the public but there are occasions when judgments appear to sway when blasted by public and political disapproval.
The "faith-based" approach to politics, grounded in unwavering and literalist religious commitment, is another blockade against the exercise of individual judgment and conscience.
The only redemptive feeling it prompted was admiration for Fragoso's unwavering candour: she is a talented writer and her memoir is executed without judgment or shame.
Mr Tyler may also be a little too fond of glib judgments: Mr Clinton's peacemaking failed because he lacked the necessary "unwavering principle, and political discipline"; the invasion of Iraq in 2003 was "a fraudulent act of militarism"; and so forth.
His certainty is unwavering".
The camera is unwavering.
Still, Mr. Kennedy was unwavering.
