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I wouldn't want to live where the weather is unvaryingly fine.

The body treatments were unvaryingly outstanding - expensive, but worth it.

His singing on this night was too unvaryingly forceful.

And so it was with the others; they were unswervingly loyal, unvaryingly brave.

And whatever it was, it had been unvaryingly decent.

The solo looks a little unvaryingly percussive despite a sudden change to slower, larger movement.

Not always and unvaryingly, but about one hundred and forty-three months out of twelve years, perhaps.

In their management afterward a course of justice and mild force was adopted, and unvaryingly applied.

Like the sky, the water is unvaryingly gray; like the air, it's bitingly cold.

A man to whom life has not been unvaryingly kind, considering the afflicting rumors about "womanizing."

Unvaryingly competent to the point of brilliance, his perception of events and people was uncanny.

But it is otherwise a lot of fun, perpetrated by an unvaryingly interesting cast of good dancers.

Unvaryingly, the Israeli courts refuse to let them ascend the mount, and dozens of police officers block their path.

Mother bats unvaryingly produce twins, born in tree holes, the roosts favoured by both species.

Since 1986 the proceedings have been unvaryingly published in an annual volume (see "List of published symposia" below).

The position of the Mets on the scoreboard in the aftermath has remained almost unvaryingly the same: on top.

I Map The cakes aren't always brilliant, but the vegetarian buffets here are unvaryingly fab.

Dogsoldiers are unvaryingly loyal to their commanders and show no mercy to those whom they are sent to kill.

Simple sushi and sashimi are unvaryingly fine, especially the smoked salmon and the translucent, tender squid.

By the end, the recorded performances by Mr. Gaye start to feel unvaryingly loud and brash.

Not unvaryingly, though, like the miserable affairs in Trafalgar Square, but swelling, dying away and surging up irregularly.

Both you and your friend might also re-examine your assumption that a man who spends eight hours a night flirting with other men is unvaryingly straight.

Eventually, however, the ballet sinks under the weight of that dread and the unvaryingly dark and driving Martinu score.

The theme of these speeches was unvaryingly negative; they preached hate and resentment, and pitted Americans against Americans.

In contrast to the unvaryingly negative reportage of the past, there is now evidence of a more positive thrust in certain kinds of coverage.