Even at her lowest moments, she exhibits an unfailing bravado.
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He dealt with them, and with me, with unfailing good cheer.
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He is an unfailing gentleman and is courteous to a fault.
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Ms. Wang was an unfailing, cool to the touch, detailed soloist.
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Behind it all was Ms. Carroll's steady, unfailing sense of swing.
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For all the contrasts, the piece holds together with unfailing dramatic purpose.
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Second, Mr. Comey has an unfailing instinct to fall on every grenade.
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Keeping Aristotle's scale intact, with humans on top, has been the unfailing goal.
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With unfailing energy, fearless abandon and gleaming sound, she was a mesmerizing Brünnhilde.
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The greatest pleasure hews to no rules — it's an unfailing sense of happiness.
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"Burkina Faso is a country that has shown unfailing commitment to democracy," he said.
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Single "Type Love" highlights Deville's unfailing introspection in a breezy ode to self-care.
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Thanks to my unfailing athenahealth team, my last day at work has been fruitful.
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In Young's thesis, hoaxes don't entail "unfailing faith"; rather, they engage with our skepticism.
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Many on the island attribute it to Mr. Thomas's unfailing devotion to Mr. Indiana.
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That unfailing self-regard has not endeared him to the rest of the staff.
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He played with almost unfailing purity of tone, but also with wonderful spontaneity and humor.
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They scan their surroundings using remote-controlled cameras and hack computers with automatic, unfailing devices.
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But, as matriarch Kris Jenner, 60, points out, it's their unfailing loyalty that keeps them together.
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With unfailing regularity he is ranked number one in his category in surveys of global investors.
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Now worn all over the world, many people associate Japanese style with unfailing optimism and sweetness.
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But Mr. Bukhari's unfailing optimism was always something we aspired to, and it kept us going.
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But it's also an abiding and deserving one, especially when it's carried off with such unfailing grace.
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And above all else, they're guided by McKinnon's unfailing empathy for each and every character on screen.
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Today, on a sunny June day, it's a rude passerby who almost disrupts her unfailing preternatural calm.
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I spent an afternoon with Muniz on her rounds, which she approached with sensitivity and unfailing good cheer.
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His pictures share, in place of a style, an unfailing rigor that can only be experienced, not described.
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"Elf" is one of the most beloved Christmas movies, in large part because of Buddy's unfailing Christmas cheer.
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Waitresses, chosen for their beauty and unfailing patriotism, are reportedly not allowed to leave the premises without supervision.
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His legacy to me is his tireless warmth, his unfailing optimism and his belief that government is good.
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Through it all, he demonstrated an unfailing commitment to protecting our country, strengthening our military, and making a better world.
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Different people want different things from a relationship: unfailing kindness maybe, or someone tough, with a bit of an edge.
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Let her unfailing commitment to exercise be just another reason why she's a true inspiration — not like we needed one.
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Indeed, the President thinks of himself some kind of latter-day Nostradamus, a seer, who is driven by unfailing instinct.
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He was a charismatic storyteller and an unfailing optimist, despite all the obstacles and inconveniences of shooting movies in Nigeria.
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Neither innovative nor particularly clever, the movie understands its mission and benefits from Mr. Yeun's unfailing air of basic decency.
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"BE KIND TODAY>BE BOLD TODAY AND LOVE PEOPLE TODAY NOT BY YOUR STANDARDS BUT BY GODS PERFECT UNFAILING LOVE."
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Back in 1904, Longacre Square in mid-Manhattan was renamed for an unfailing newspaper that had relocated there from downtown.
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Be kind today, be bold today and love people today, not by your standards but by God's perfect unfailing love.
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I see Collage Dance Collective and their unfailing commitment to ballet and art led by an all-Black company and staff.
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"Loud, rapid, coarse and unfailing entertainment," Brooks Atkinson wrote in The New York Times 88 years ago, when the play opened.
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Through his unfailing love, all kinds of people may reap the benefits of our selfless gifts, no matter how big or small.
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Roberts also expressed gratitude for the "unfailing patience" of the Senate parliamentarian, whom he could be seen conferring with throughout the trial.
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Ms. del Castillo expresses her affection for Mr. Guzmán, calling him a "beautiful friend" and constantly thanking him for his unfailing trust.
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The Pesident must demonstrate convincingly that they have his unfailing trust and respect -- and that he has their back -- at every turn.
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But in ten years' time, who will remember the friendly Irish supporters and their unfailing dedication to keeping the French streets clean?
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Schlafly stepped up — a self-described housewife commanding a network of like-minded conservatives and possessing an unfailing assurance in her righteousness.
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No, I have no personal interest in Amazon other than to be continually impressed by its unfailing efficiency and superb customer service.
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As a Christian, I see this phenomenon of judgment and rejection as a betrayal of Christ's message of God's unfailing parental love.
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"France as a whole is under the threat of Islamic terrorism … We have to demonstrate absolute vigilance and show determination that is unfailing."
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If past is prologue, President Trump can count on Democrats in Congress to stay true to their unfailing support of nuclear arms control.
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But Ma's unfailing generosity of spirit—everything you have heard about the niceness of the man is true—gives substance to his homilies.
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Few placards mentioned slavery at all; several of them simply praised Davis's beneficent care of his human property and their unfailing loyalty to him.
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Beginning in 1929, Lauritz Melchior virtually owned Tristan at the Met for decades, singing it 128 times with nearly unfailing power, consistency and musicality.
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Observing all this from the upstairs press box was Karen Crouse, who covers Olympic swimming for The New York Times with great, unfailing enthusiasm.
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Whether she's filming the town's lush neon nightscapes or its magnificent natural setting, she demonstrates an unfailing eye for color, light, composition and framing.
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Many Americans, however, saw Trump as a charmingly brash entrepreneur with an unfailing knack for business—a mythical image that Schwartz had helped create.
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The Luik sisters effectively make up a team that provides unfailing support and encouragement and the opportunity to test limits against familiar and uncritical rivals.
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The religious establishment has lent unfailing support to Prince Mohammed and ratified his decisions by promulgating fatwas such as the one authorizing women to drive.
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Pence aides also tout his longstanding relationship with Trump -- forged over weekly lunches and a track record of unfailing loyalty -- as key to Pence's effectiveness.
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I was struck by the unfailing politeness and consideration she showed by calling me back from a hospital at a time of great personal crisis.
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The management expert Van Arsdale France concocted a training program that serves as a corporate model today, with customers regarded with unfailing courtesy as guests.
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These examples of blackface worn in the past by elected officials elicit not necessary surprise but rather reinforce the unfailing constancy of American anti-black racism.
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In one joyous scene, David Duke, on the phone to Stallworth, boasts about his unfailing ability to divine a person's race from their syntax and vocabulary.
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I have unfailing faith in the men and women of the FBI and I am confident that their efforts to seek justice will not be deterred.
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And yet it is also—in its bidden intimacy, an intimacy in all other ways banned in times of plague—an antidote, proven, unfailing, and exquisite.
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The reduced workload was instituted as his agent leveraged Smith's consistent brilliance and unfailing positivity with horse trainers into what amounted to a part-time schedule.
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In both cases, a majority of the chosen plays addressed issues of race, gender and, in the unfailing case of the British, class, often in combination.
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Kasich's soft temperament and unfailing politeness has often meant he has remained in the shadows of this Republican primary race, which has been the polar opposite.
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The stylish are not risk-takers: They have a deep and unfailing sense of what works, what looks good on them, what feels good, what they like.
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She played her role like the wisecracking star of a black-and-white movie, and she helped make the Vanguard an unfailing fountain of late-night music.
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Have you in the past 2628 years questioned the unfailing honor, integrity and sincere intentions of any member of the national security state not named Jim Comey?
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"I have reached this decision entirely alone, and in doing so I have been strengthened by the unfailing support and devotion of Group Captain Townsend," she said.
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His love and his care, ever present, always unfailing, took me from a girl to a woman — and he showed me what it is to be a man.
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Yet even as his understated personal style and unfailing courtesy seemed to make him a relic of another era, he took a decidedly modern approach to the law.
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"France as a whole is under the threat of Islamic terrorism and so in the circumstances, we have to demonstrate absolute vigilance and show determination that is unfailing."
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From the start, the key to the show's success — not to mention drag in general — was its unfailing ability to find joy and wit in anything and everything.
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His love and his care, ever present, always unfailing, took me from a girl to a woman -- and he showed me what it is to be a man.
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He fought his battles gently—shying away from the adversarial style he experienced as a student at Cambridge—but with rigorous precision and an unfailing sense of social justice.
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The former President and first lady's son, Ron Reagan Jr., spoke to the Today show on Monday, in the wake of his mother's death, recalling his parent's unfailing love.
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It's about disagreeing without being uncivil," Pompeo said before stressing the need to "show unfailing respect for each other, simply because we are all human beings created by God.
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That is a tribute to those who fought so hard to repeal the ban, and a measure of the nation's at times uncertain, but as yet unfailing, march toward equality.
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It's a perfect parody of all the things that make Degrassi lovable (and mockable): its over-the-top storylines, its sappy drama, its unfailing niceness, and, of course, the Canadian accents.
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In celebration of Mother's Day on Sunday, the Duggar siblings, along with family patriarch Jim Bob Duggar, thanked their mother, Michelle Duggar, for her unfailing love and commitment to their family.
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Her love for Abbas is unfailing, yet his uncertain future and the lingering pain from the loss of his wife prevent him from being able to fully commit to Carole emotionally.
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His cheerful good manners to his ballerinas have been unfailing; though he's a surefire star, he still behaves with a humility that shows he knows this art is larger than he.
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"I would like to express my heart-felt appreciation to our shareholders for their unfailing confidence and support in the past years," Li said at a news conference in Hong Kong.
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K. Rowling was so moved by Bana's unfailing passion for reading amidst the chaos that surrounded her that she recently arranged for e-books to be sent to the 7-year-old.
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I am very grateful for my childhood, for my parents' kindness and open-mindedness (7-year-old vegetarians were not exactly commonplace in Communist cafeterias) and for their unfailing belief in me.
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"On the European side, what's troubling is this unfailing support for Madrid, which has used extremely violent means to prevent peaceful people from voting," Talamoni later said on France Info radio station.
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They want proof that the equations are unfailing: that no matter the fluid, and no matter how far into the future you forecast its flow, the mathematics of the equations will still hold.
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Either way, it seemed to capture Vincent A. Cianci Jr., the former mayor of Providence, R.I., known for his finger-snap wit, protracted troubles with the law, and unfailing devotion to his city.
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"Sheila Abdus-Salaam set an example for generations to come, as much for her brilliance, moral conviction, and remarkable professional achievements as for her kindness, modesty, and understated yet unfailing generosity," Lester wrote.
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During the day, El-Samad would bury herself in the textbooks her mother, a math teacher, brought home—the unfailing law and order of numbers and equations her cloak against the uncertainty outside.
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Today I got my hands on this precious new device, and my skepticism has quickly morphed into geeky reverence for the sheer brilliance, unfailing symmetry, and outrageous efficiency of the Note 7's design.
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Bloomberg wants to save you, whether you like it or notMike Bloomberg's legacy as the unfailing champion of the New York Police Department's unconstitutional stop-and-frisk program is finally receiving long-overdue scrutiny.
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Among these archconservatives, who in the past had been fanatical in their pursuit of ideological purity, the realization that they can no longer depend on unfailing support from their constituents has provoked deep anxiety.
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This history has never ceased to leave its mark, making Seelow a showcase for that unfailing truth of war: To the victors go the spoils, especially the chance to impose their version of events.
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Self-taught but possessing an unfailing eye and impeccable taste, he could spot a misattributed painting at an auction or zero in on the only gem among piles of junk at a flea market.
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I've been embraced by people over the last few years who have an unfailing dedication to vision, who see the world perceptively and imaginatively and who seem to move mountains to bring ideas to fruition.
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His best-selling memoir, "To Build a Castle," evoked comparisons to the works of Feodor Dostoyevsky, and stands as a testament to Bukovsky's unfailing courage and moral clarity about the evil of the Soviet regime.
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With a tripod and much larger negative, the "action" in the picture is now all in the thoughtfulness and calm description, the warm light that suffuses everything, the unfailing verticals of the doors and walls.
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Audience investment seems constant and unfailing, as if people will always love punk, will always want to be a part of that world, and Please Kill Me is one of the easiest ways to get there.
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On the one hand, each member is trying to come to grips with being "blessed" with extrasensory powers (the ability to see the future; telekinesis; pyrokinesis and the unfailing facility to tell if someone is lying).
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CloudMagic's keyboard shortcuts are consistent with common desktop standards — Command and B, I, or U to add formatting, or K to add links, plus arrow keys to move between emails and attachments — and work with unfailing quickness.
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It signals a retreat to the safety and unfailing propriety of matched suit, knee-high equestrian boots or some tweedy variation on an old-school uniform — an emphatically grown-up look that resonates with many women now.
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I bake the teriyaki chicken I prepped over the weekend and have more Jok Moo with it while watching Parks and Rec on Netflix in an attempt to absorb some of Leslie Knope's unfailing energy and optimism.
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Hollande also confirmed that the driver has been shot, adding: "France as a whole is under the threat of Islamist terrorism and so in the circumstances, we have to demonstrate absolute vigilant and show determination that is unfailing."
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I have spoken with Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, as well as Mayor Dee Margo of El Paso, Texas, and Mayor Nan Whaley of Dayton, Ohio, to express our profound sadness and unfailing support.
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" — Isaiah 42:3"'Though the mountains be shaken and the hills be removed, yet my unfailing love for you will not be shaken nor my covenant of peace be removed,' says the Lord, who has compassion on you.
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" It was both an exaggerated joke about Captain America's unfailing patriotism and a winking nod toward the American political discourse in the wake of the Iraq War, when congressional cafeterias briefly started referring to French fries as "Freedom fries.
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Along with Sheth as a doctor and mentor, the unfailing support from Morton's wife, Sherry, support from his family and a strong conviction in God helped pull the doctor through every challenge -- from recovering from a gunshot to managing medical school.
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Ben Is Back gives Julia Roberts one of the finest roles of her career as Holly Burns, a mother with unfailing love for (and hope in) her drug-addicted son, 19-year-old Ben (Manchester by the Sea's Lucas Hedges).
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Pete Buttigieg, the improbable, suddenly upper-tier Democratic contender, treats the initiative as an unfailing example of his executive leadership and one that shows why the mayor of South Bend, Indiana (population 253,000), deserves a promotion to the White House.
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An even hand with an unfailing eye and care for the man on the street is surely in line with the president's promise to Main Street and is a strong asset to guide our economy and financial system to greater health.
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To truly break the pact between the Saudi monarchy and the Wahhabi religious establishment, it is necessary to have an alternative social project, the unfailing support of the elites and the population, a sound economic base and a very favorable context.
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Yet love had eluded me and been a whole lot of drama from the very beginning, with the typical game-playing and starts-and-stops of the unfailing pathology and human ego getting in the way and messing the whole love thing up.
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"We held Craig's memorial last night and we are already seeing God's steadfast love through lives being changed due to hearing the legacy of Craig's life and the message spoken about God's unfailing love for us," she wrote in the picture's caption.
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Over 600 of the images Umbrico found on Flickr last November constitute the largest work on view, "Everyone's Photos Any License (654 of 1,146,034 Full Moons on Flickr, November 2015)" (2015), and it immediately relays the moon's unfailing ability to captivate us.
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His full-throated, unfailing support of Roy S. Moore in Alabama, even after allegations surfaced that the former judge preyed on girls as young as 14, ended in an embarrassing setback: The state sent a Democrat to the Senate for the first time in a generation.
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The vulnerability stemming from his lonely childhood; his frequently self-deprecating wit (Churchill's jokes are often genuinely funny); his generosity towards his most bitter political foes; his loyalty to a close circle of often quite unlikely friends; and his unfailing courage, both physical and moral, are all immensely attractive.
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Long before Art Basel Miami Beach brought sizzling cultural glamour to South Florida, some of America's best-known artists — and some not as well known — were laying down an eclectic trail of art in a state best known for its beaches, unfailing sunshine and end-of-the-beyond characters.
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" He closes by observing that the Trump administration's "persistence in this campaign only highlights the importance of the Special Counsel's work" and insisting that "I have unfailing faith in the men and women of the FBI and I am confident that their efforts to seek justice will not be deterred.
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Mr. Trump, who in recent weeks was infuriated by early decisions to allow coronavirus patients into the United States and irritated by public health officials offering their assessments to the public, has turned to Mr. Pence, an unfailing loyalist, to tamp down on messaging efforts and wrangle competing offices within the White House.
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Perhaps its healing properties are no longer held in such high esteem, but the device has retained a certain kitschy charm: a whoopee cushion with shoulder pads that acts as a to-go cup for thermal springs; a just-add-water delivery system for the most unfailing source of comfort of all, warmth.
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"History alone cannot help us predict the threats the next 100 years will bring, but looking back at GCHQ's unfailing ability to rise to the challenges of its time gives me every confidence that this country ... will continue to be well served by all of you, no matter what comes at us," Charles said in a speech.
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His unparalleled delight in teasing Liv as her new personality traits emerge give the show a much-needed sense of fun, and he provides an unfailing link between (and voice of reason for) Liv and her former fiancé Major Lilywhite (Robert Buckley; yes, that's really the character's name) throughout their tumultuous, on-again/off-again relationship.
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At the same time, Mr. Annan was a consummate diplomat and unfailing gentleman who perpetually disappointed the wish for melodramatic confrontation with evil; he smoked cigars with Saddam Hussein after reaching a deal with him to restore nuclear inspectors in 1998 — not because he felt comfortable in the man's presence, but because Mr. Hussein wanted to smoke cigars.
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From the Microsoft-owned company's recent Facebook-style news feed implementation to the long-standing encouragement that complete and total strangers "connect" as a way to inflate one's networking skills, LinkedIn has become this kind of bizarro social network that everyone outside of corporate recruiters feels compelled to use as sparingly as humanely possible, or only with complete and unfailing irony.
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The garishly dressed Bunny, played by Nikomeh Anderson, prances around in wedged pleather boots, an apron, and unfailing smile; Evil Queen Gregory, played by Matt Phillips, sports the ultimate DIY dominatrix gear; a stern-faced Crow, played by Anna Cain Bianco, is the play's omnipotent and foreboding soothsayer; and a simpleton, played by James Clements, amuses in overly-baggy sweaters and droopy eyes.
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"If you are someone that overcame that type of situation through learning how to set standards, and then making an unfailing commitment to yourself that you will not allow anyone to violate those boundaries because you know how toxic and terrifying it can be…it becomes a healthy reaction [to you] to defend your boundaries quickly and decisively any time someone crosses them," she said.
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With R&B master drummer Steve Jordan overseeing an unfailing groove, LaVette messes with the songs at will, not just by changing genders as storylines require—"Don't Fall Apart on Me Tonight" is so different addressed to a man—and introducing the terms "bullshit" and "fucked up" to Dylan's lexicon, but by swapping and omitting stanzas and updating historical references, Annie Oakley and Belle Starr to Otis Redding and Bruno Mars.
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Their persistence in this campaign only highlights the importance of the Special Counsel's work.... To have my career end in this way, and to be accused of lacking candor when at worst I was distracted in the midst of chaotic events, is incredibly disappointing and unfair... I have unfailing faith in the men and women of the FBI and I am confident that their efforts to seek justice will not be deterred.
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Janelle Monáe sprinkled her set with anecdotes detailing his unfailing support of her career, then closed things out with the luscious Purple Rain track "Take Me With U." Anthony Brown and group therAPy's rework of the Purple Rain track "I Would Die 4 U" into a straight-up gospel track—"Jesus died 4 u," the chorus went—was reverent yet joyous, celebrating both Prince's painstaking attention to funk-pop detail and his religious beliefs.
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