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He looked tired, but at the same time unshakeably calm.

With all this practice he has become an unshakeably well-mannered host.

The images stayed unshakeably in her mind's eye as she sank heavily to the floor.

But his language is unshakeably London in the 1990's.

In many ways, the study paints a portrait of an unshakeably parochial teen-age world.

The narrator has coffee with Mary, who seems unshakeably serene in the midst of all the noise.

He was sitting opposite her in one of the comfort able armchairs scattered about the room, unshakeably calm.

He respected their right to be proud and stood unshakeably on his own right to be severe.

As for the professor, he looked much as he always did, unshakeably calm and apparently without a worry in the world.

They pop up at unexpected moments, at home, at work, or on the street, unshakeably mystical yet absolutely reassuring.

It stood unshakeably, though its boughs were scarred by innumerable assaults from bramble and claw.

Montell Griffin is brutally frank, unshakeably confident and boxes with a flair that occasionally drives his coaches crazy.

Over the years Rusanov had become more and more unshakeably convinced that all our mistakes, shortcomings, imperfections and inadequacies!

Dreamy melodies & sudden emotional outbursts meet, letting arise deeply melancholic, but at the same time unshakeably optimistic songs."

With both, the artist deploys his squiggles and pictographs in a way unlike what Rothko does: Miro's canvases seem locked in place, their forms gracefully yet unshakeably balanced.

Queen Anne was 37 when she came to the throne, a plump, somewhat dumpy woman, more likely to inspire affection than passionate devotion, but immensely conscientious and unshakeably Anglican.

In the past, Mr. Chekhovich - along with his mother, father, wife and all three brothers - had unshakeably safe jobs here at the vast Zil Automobile Factory.

Every nationalist is capable of the most flagrant dishonesty, but he is also--since he is conscious of serving something bigger than himself-- unshakeably certain of being in the right.

Bottom's adherence to it in fairyland, while Titania speaks verse, adds to the characterization and the comic effect, emphasizing how unshakeably he remains himself, and how out of touch, inhabiting still their disparate worlds, they are with each other.

Somewhere in there was God ii or rather God became manifest at those four corners; and it infuriated me that those men, cross-legged by their bolts of garish cloth or trays of banknotes, were unshakeably certain that they'd found the secret of existence.

She had time for a brief nap before she went on duty, and when Dr. van der Linden encountered her as he left the women's medical ward, she looked her usual self, unshakeably calm and as neat as a new pin.

Mrs Muscardini quite rightly emphasises the need to strengthen the EU's trade defence, but the specific solutions put forward are not up to the challenges, so unshakeably dogmatic is people's faith in the benefits of ultraliberal globalisation and in the virtues of multilateralism.

But the critic Fétis gave the consensus opinion: "Robert le diable is not only a masterpiece; it is also a remarkable work within the history of music ...[it] seems to me to unite all the qualities needed to establish a composer's reputation unshakeably."

I wished he didn't sound quite so unshakably cool about all this.

We will insist firmly and unshakably on our own road."

Our people are fierce and contentious, but they're also unshakably devoted to tradition.

She sat down, her gaze glued to his unshakably.

All his messengers were unshakably loyal to no one but Dalton.

Why, these were his oldest staunchest friends, unshakably loyal and true.

"We been paying for adult mistakes too long," says Jeffrey, who's unshakably street smart.

John Marshall was unshakably convinced that the uncanny energy phenomena would have to be put to an end in one way or another.

Rosina may be a rebel, but she remains unshakably rooted to her Jewish faith.

A hand clamped itself unshakably over his mouth.

He was tall with authority and unshakably confident.

Yet what came out of the piano was unshakably poised and precise, and mostly quiet.

He is unshakably sure of himself.

Through it all Julie will remain unshakably courteous and tirelessly chipper.

Unlike her recollection of the days immediately following her return to Boston, this memory was still unshakably clear.

He assumed his lecturing posture, head back, eyes half-shut, unshakably superior.

If his unshakably deadpan delivery makes him sound depressively stunned, it's no wonder.

They manage to experiment while staying unshakably infectious.

Its fix on him was unshakably steady.

When it comes to financing the project, Mr. Wanamaker is unshakably optimistic.

He is unshakably close and unconditionally loyal.

Despite representing a heavily Democratic district, Redmond had an unshakably conservative voting record.

Shock and despair gripped him unshakably.

Although the 3rd has historically been a moderate district, Snowbarger had an unshakably conservative voting record, especially on social issues.

I must remember that this world, instead of disappearing, would grow with the years, but only on one condition: that I believe in it unshakably.