unshakeable , also: unshakable

He felt strong and unshakeable in himself, set over against all the world.

He has the unshakeable feeling he's been inside that building many times before.

Sometimes, one wonders what this unshakeable belief is based on.

How are we to make sense of this seemingly unshakeable commitment?

Right up to this minute you were unshakeable in your innocence, no matter what I said or did.

We are repeatedly told they form the president's unshakeable electoral base.

When a man knows his wife's faith is unshakeable, he can't help coming back.

Too bad he'd had an alibi, an unshakeable one, at that.

With them, such an army would be invincible and her rule unshakeable.

It left her with the unshakeable conviction that man is essentially evil.

An unshakeable sense of purpose, taken for granted the way we expect to keep on breathing.

I praise the pioneers who have brought in our unshakeable Republic.

John Paul, though a prayerful man of unshakeable faith, was not perfect either.

Those values must include an unshakeable commitment by Russia to pluralism and democratic process.

Most people believe what they are told most often, and the myth has become unshakeable.

And though he stood alone, he had an air of unshakeable confidence.

They had this unshakeable idea that the overground belonged to them.

But the men forged a friendship that grew into an unshakeable political alliance.

Even the boys dropped their look of unshakeable well-being and gaped.

They both have an unshakeable confidence in the rightness of their own opinions.

He remains unshakeable in his belief that he did the right thing.

Dangerous because it gives people unshakeable confidence in their own righteousness.

All of this must be underpinned by an unshakeable commitment to free trade and open markets.

It was during this time that Foch showed his unshakeable courage.

"You know better than that," replied Felicia with unshakeable certainty.