In doing so, Mr. Gormley, who portrays himself as unwavering on matters of principle, is drawing a stark contrast to Mr. Franks, who first voted against the weapons ban but later did not vote either way on a bill to repeal it.
I don't know if this is true of every family, but in the one I came from, breakfast was a matter of unwavering routine, almost as if everyone had intelligently agreed that nothing before 8am should require complex decision-making.
In a CBS News interview days later, Trump bemoaned Pelosi's unwavering position on the matter, complaining that "she was very rigid" during talks to reopen the government.
Catesby's answer, "The necessity of the Catholics [was such that] it must needs be done", in Fraser's opinion demonstrates his unwavering view on the matter, held at least since his first meeting with Thomas Wintour early in 1604.
One of the things I saw from wealthy people from the beginning is that they had this unwavering belief that no matter what they did or if they failed, they would find a way to recover.
On Saturday October 17 two-dozen leaders from the Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Indigenous African and Unitarian Universalist faiths gathered to give witness to our unwavering support for the Black Lives Matter Movement in Pioneer Square in downtown Portland Oregon.
The bonus on this night was an audience that didn't need to be won over because they knew every note, every word and, most of all, couldn't wait to be reminded by this glorious work that life matters most when it's driven by one's unwavering belief that love is all that matters.
But when racism, hate speech and pro-fascist views emerge, university presidents regularly declare their unwavering commitment to free speech rights – no matter the content.
Thanks to advances in special effects, an increased interest in the subject matter by the general population, and the unwavering support of producers like the aforementioned Dan Farah, it is possible today.
My neighbor is tireless in his efforts to live sustainably and unwavering in his commitment to helping others, no matter what it may cost him.
He has called this the moral 'hardness' of libertarians; their unwavering faith in the righteousness of their worldview no matter the lack of any objective evidence and the pain caused to others.
