She's promised to "reaffirm" an "unshakable bond" with Benjamin Netanyahu.
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"Our resolve to stand with you is unshakable," Pence said.
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That sentiment is both thin and slightly inexplicable, but also unshakable.
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Trump's three unshakable beliefs: America sends the wrong people to negotiate.
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Whaling has long faced intense criticism, but Mr. Loftsson seems unshakable.
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Sanders also brought an unshakable group of supporters to the caucuses.
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But his faith in the basic principles of STAP was unshakable.
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The second was his unshakable belief that the future lay with "democracy".
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Sometimes even from those same, confident CEOs I once thought were unshakable!
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"It means 'resolutely brave and unshakable,' " Lauren says of her daughter's moniker.
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More recently, I developed the unshakable sense that I resembled a cyst.
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A truly committed decision has to be unshakable no matter what happens.
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There has been deep depression, unshakable self-interrogation, a nasty drinking habit.
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When I first got to college, I immediately felt an unshakable isolation.
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A relationship that once seemed unshakable now seems vulnerable to partisan whim.
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Trump has an unshakable base of perhaps 35 percent of the country.
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The compact Christine Flores stunned with her unshakable balances and fiery leaps.
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Like many others, I was rocked by her unshakable clarity of mission.
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This city will miss her unshakable sense of justice and passion for humanity.
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Kompromat or collusion have been suggested as possible explanations for this unshakable warmth.
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At a funeral service Friday morning, Barack Obama spoke about Cummings' unshakable kindness.
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And after I've paid, there is the unshakable sense that I've been scammed.
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But I don't understand how unshakable it is, even after the 20th century.
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Pipe in mouth, hand in pocket, his wintry stare completes an unshakable composure.
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Mr. Xi's handlers have sought to give him an aura of unshakable dominance.
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Unshakable confidence comes from a solid foundation built on faith in something dependable.
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Living with and beyond the girlhood you shared together is an unshakable loss.
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Democrats routinely mistake the panicked bluster of Trump cronies for unshakable masculine confidence.
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Yet all such efforts were framed by the central and unshakable alliance with America.
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His strengths -- his intellectual firepower, policy depth and unshakable poise -- were on full display.
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But in recent decades, when liberal democracy seemed unshakable, Britain's leaders forgot their caution.
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Previously unshakable bonds have corroded, and the Middle East is wobbling way off kilter.
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So if Greek Life seems unshakable at your university, what is there to do?
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In a game rooted in failure, it takes a special strength to remain unshakable.
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Refugee policy is to Australians what gun policy is to Americans, our unshakable madness.
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It is the system that best enshrines the unshakable human desire to be free.
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"After I've paid, there is the unshakable sense that I've been scammed," he wrote.
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And Facebook always had one huge, seemingly unshakable advantage: Facebook is where people plan events.
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But they also fear defying the very loud will of Trump's fervent and unshakable supporters.
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Season six is asking us just how unshakable the bond between these people truly is.
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Both candidates have attempted to paint themselves as unshakable stewards of the U.S.-Israeli alliance.
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By the time the next signal-scrambling transit comes along, you're resolutions will be unshakable.
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I have an unshakable faith in my unplaceable, inexplicably deep, downright idiotic love for Christmastime.
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She experienced delusions, which psychologists define as unshakable beliefs despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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No matter how much I toiled in them, the Magic Socks had an unshakable stainlessness.
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Her eight-year affair with Maurice has been enabled by Constance's unshakable trust in marriage.
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But over a family's generations in one place, the idea of home solidifies, becomes unshakable.
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Because the only thing second to good taste is an unshakable sense of self-possession.
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What stands out is his anchoring theme: a skepticism of unshakable belief of any kind.
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What stands out is his anchoring theme: a skepticism of unshakable belief of any kind.
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Senator John Cornyn, whose fealty to President Trump remains unshakable, has been entrenched since 2002.
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There is an unshakable sense, though, that the deck has been stacked along the way.
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He said he was drawn to the story because of the tennis coach's unshakable confidence.
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But there's enough unshakable imagery to promise a few months of unsettled Sunday nights' sleep.
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Since 1997 he's visited over 15,000 stores in 55 different countries with an unshakable drive.
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" Kavanaugh was "openly contemptuous of several senators" and "evasive" while Dr Ford was "credible and unshakable.
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Will the noble families' tug-of-war for the throne emerge like an old, unshakable habit?
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To the grizzled skeptic, or to the pale and serenely smiling girl, with her unshakable faith?
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The Rohingya exist, have suffered, and through suffering have arrived at an identity that is unshakable.
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Gray hair appeared to confer erect posture, a purposeful stride and an unshakable sense of self.
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It covers two decades of hardship and heartbreak, and includes unshakable scenes of violence and redemption.
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There's stacks of paper money printed on the myth that some institution — cotton, housing — is unshakable.
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They happily traded those values for power, as the party's unshakable support for Donald Trump shows.
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But the real truth, the underlying, cosmic, unshakable truth of things is called "istina" in Russian.
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"Manny has this unshakable sense of conviction in himself and in his methods," Knafo tells VICE.
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There are legitimate reasons to believe Trump will be re-elected, including his base's unshakable devotion.
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He was top of the rankings and his iron-like grip on men's tennis appeared unshakable.
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Exuding an unshakable level of control and cunning, she believes that nothing worthwhile is achieved without sacrifice.
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That's what makes us so powerful and unshakable, and damn right I'm celebrating that in this song.
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I memorized scripture and some days my faith felt unshakable and others I was scared to death.
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Gilbert and George are both proud conservatives of a libertarian stripe, with an unshakable faith in Brexit.
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No longer is America seen by all as the unshakable standard bearer for free trade and democracy.
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I have to instill in them an unshakable belief in the power of their own self-efficacy.
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So if the unease is unshakable, it may be a sign that you need to step back.
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This is one of my most unshakable habits, and my quest for improvement will probably never end.
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Allow our team of unshakable reporters covering impeachment and the Trump White House to fill you in.
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Samsung might sell and ship the most smartphones every year, but that doesn't mean its supremacy is unshakable.
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The status of Hong Kong is still unshakable and irreplaceable for "Emperor" Xi to achieve his "China Dream".
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"Nobody" is a cheerful cry for help, a relentlessly catchy earworm about the unshakable need for human connection.
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"The emperor seemed at ease and unshakable once he had made a decision," he quoted Tojo as saying.
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The Process has the unshakable stigma of semi-permanent BO, and might be out of fashion for good.
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The first day of the hearings was notable for the sobriety, clarity, and unshakable dignity of the witnesses.
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Despite those denials, and evidence from experts to the contrary, the belief is widely held and seemingly unshakable.
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All of them are characterized by a withering contempt for adults and by an unshakable suspicion of authority.
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He is also unshakable in the belief that government has no role to play in his newfound mission.
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I felt grounded, with a strong, unshakable sense of self — a great entry point into marriage and motherhood.
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Yet the bond between the girls is unshakable, just one of those things no one could possibly dislodge.
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Gary Vaynerchuk, founder and CEO of VaynerMedia, attributes much of his mega-success to his "unshakable" self-confidence.
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His belief in the power of information has remained the closest thing to an unshakable ideology for Bloomberg.
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Mr. Son, 22017, built his business empire on huge bets and an unshakable belief in his own convictions.
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Throughout its history, the Russian Orthodox Church was subservient to the state and an unshakable supporter of autocracy.
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Each camp is armed with more than enough money and unshakable strongholds in certain states and branches of government.
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What's most refreshing is watching the duo shatter the unrealistic facade of unshakable confidence that celebrities can unintentionally embody.
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He added that that maintaining the relations is an "unshakable policy" of the Chinese Communist party and the government.
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In the second, we saw Felder win back some momentum with some crackling strikes and an unshakable forward march.
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Between fierce debates over Chicago or NYC-style pies and unshakable opinions on toppings like pineapple, pizza is polarizing.
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He said China's determination to safeguard the country's sovereignty and security, and Hong Kong's prosperity and stability, was unshakable.
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His unshakable anticolonial and anti-apartheid beliefs guarantee a revered place for him in the hearts of South Africans.
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But for some, the biggest draw is the fact that the company maintains a deep, unshakable commitment to sustainability.
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Instead, I was suffering from body aches and unshakable fatigue, rendering me physically incapable of sitting upright at work.
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The platitudes abound, but they're healthy platitudes, offered in earnest, even if the underlying dread remains deep and unshakable.
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"He was a man with an unshakable personal code," Ms. Smith told The Minneapolis Star-Tribune after his death.
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She calmly and gently explained that there was no secret to her other than an unflinching and unshakable positivity.
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As a mother who prides herself on possessing a skeptical but unshakable patriotism, this has been hard to take.
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Editorial Emmanuel Macron's grip on political power seems unshakable after the first round of France's legislative voting on Sunday.
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If he shrinks to his core unshakable support, he probably has no more than a third of the vote.
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Heralding the 2010s scary movie renaissance, The Babadook is an arresting exploration of grief as unshakable as its namesake.
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This is a gross generalization, unfair to many, but the impression of a slough in art history is unshakable.
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Its basic premise relies on an unshakable faith in human nature, and the primary goodness of the human race.
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She is currently writing her first book and has the unshakable notion that she can help save the world.
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But whereas most of Ms Le Pen's backers report an unshakable faith in her, Mr Macron's support is less robust.
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Her cousin/roommate Sinclair (Kim Coles) was air-headed but golden-hearted, completely shattering the idea of unshakable Black women.
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The overheated rhetoric and mutual distrust between Washington and Wall Street must not obscure this unshakable fact: Capitalism requires cooperation.
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But Las Olas Café is most certainly legit and has become an unshakable presence in the daily lives of many.
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But there now appears to be an unshakable consensus among GOP senators that he will not be America's 113th justice.
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"It must therefore be the unshakable policy of the government to leave the EU by 31 October 2019," it said.
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He may waver on matters of ideology, but his commitment to the family firm is unshakable and resists ethical norms.
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Islam, and the unshakable implications of that pluralistic awakening, became the yeast that gave rise to my embrace of queerness.
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He's gone through the most catastrophic events of anyone I've ever known, and his faith in God is completely unshakable.
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His voice conveyed unshakable confidence, though a flight surgeon during one liftoff measured his pulse at 135 beats a minute.
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The next day, still at NATO, Mr. Mattis was back to saying that the American commitment to NATO was unshakable.
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A multidimensional story of my hopes, aspirations, disappointments, failures, successes, sacrifices, surprises, and unshakable faith in the promise of America.
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But cruise ship stocks caught a bid Wednesday as the broader market continued its seemingly unshakable trek to new highs.
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Our unshakable commitment to Article 5, the NATO treaty's collective defense provision, ensures that our common security is truly indivisible.
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He grills a waiter about his favorite cigarette brand, marveling at the man's seemingly unshakable loyalty, and then orders another drink.
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He's unshakable and dependable, with a live dribble that rarely comes to a stop and his head always on a swivel.
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But there's an unshakable feeling that parts of her character are basically plot devices to reconcile Karen and Murdock's shattered relationship.
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As an unshakable optimist, Simon Sinek has many ideas about how we, as a society, can build a brighter future together.
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" Added her husband, John Easterling: "We both have the same unshakable belief that she's going to have a wonderful success story.
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"Twitter is toxic," tweeted Steve Kovach, a writer at the Business Insider website who likened the service to an unshakable addiction.
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Formoso would go on to develop an unshakable fear of strangers, becoming dependent on prescription drugs to fight back panic attacks.
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Eventually, though, the unshakable hubris and carelessness of the Manson Family transcended the LAPD's sloppiness, and Manson ultimately went to prison.
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Here she brings forth the conflict of grief: Alise's unshakable sadness is more bearable when she isn't putting it on display.
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Mentally tough athletes have an insatiable desire to succeed, have unshakable confidence, are highly motivated and adapt well to stressful situations.
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But to give up on museums entirely because of that polluted heritage is to accept those classifications and values as unshakable.
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Shiv seems to thinks she can relate to Rhea as a woman with a big-picture perspective and certain unshakable convictions.
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To someone else it might be a moonshot, but the librarian's boundless energy and unshakable faith are what brought them here.
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Nonetheless, an unshakable myth of the Arab Spring emerged: Pro-democratic reformers had energized a broad population through Facebook and Twitter.
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"I still have unshakable hope for our common future on this planet," she said, finishing her statement on an optimistic note.
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They reviewed a series of warning signs of altitude-related health problems ranging from coughing up blood to severe, unshakable headache.
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Of course, Hendricks' unshakable competitiveness and status as a former titleholder probably nixes the possibility of any real step down in competition.
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And unshakable as that pride may be, the sting of her loss to Holm is likely to lessen as time wears on.
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Born during winter and from "distant lands," the main symptom is an unshakable cold, which sounds like kryptonite to the dragon blooded.
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It's Tuesday night and you're hit with the strong and unshakable desire to bake a batch of warm, made-from-scratch cookies.
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He'll still have his gifts as a showman, his wealth, his mastery of social media, and the unshakable devotion of his followers.
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Grand Central Terminal, with its celestial ceiling and unshakable aura of Beaux-Arts magnificence, is arguably the grandest space in New York.
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Unshakable confidence only comes when you place your values on things that cannot be taken away from you. Fame. Status. Money. Looks.
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But as Wendy learns from their former dominatrix Troy (Clara Wong), submitting to sexual power is Chuck's "arousal template," and it's unshakable.
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And she was unshakable in her sense of moral rectitude, viewing sins like lying, gambling and philandering as absolute corruptions of character.
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It broke down the telltale signs of the softboi, from his well-worn Doc Martens to his unshakable obsession with Charles Bukowski.
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It also has a chapter on death, explaining humanity's unshakable tendency toward dualism — seeing the mind and body are two separate entities.
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I am so proud and impressed of the team we made to welcome Aspen, our bond is more unshakable than I ever imagined.
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Queen Ramonda exudes an unshakable regality that not even the loss of her husband, son, station, or stability of her nation could rattle.
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Roses and date nights are supposed to be an unshakable tradition for Valentine's Day — until the deadly coronavirus shook things up, that is.
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Her enduring faith and unshakable courage make her a powerful figure — some might say a feminist icon — hundreds of years after her death.
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We need to condemn racism, discrimination and anti-Semitism and we must keep an unshakable position on the protection of our core values.
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But these pressures and angsts just keep the feeling of brokeness fresh and unshakable, stuck to your skin and planted in your head.
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His record: 60 Pulitzers, a new digital vision for the future, national and global expansion, and an unshakable commitment to excellence in journalism.
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Shock is clearly seen as somehow more extreme; it feels so visceral, a result of an unshakable sensitivity and a straining toward righteousness.
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The irresistibly animated song illustrates Cole's unshakable nostalgia and storytelling prowess, musing about father figures and Hollywood women and the nature of fame.
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Bud Light also indicated it plans to reach out to Adams to repay him for his unshakable protection of the beverages under the circumstances.
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The rest of the year is perfectly set up to build on this strong, unshakable conviction—and to get things off your chest, too!
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"We both have the same unshakable belief that she's going to have a wonderful success story," her husband, John Easterling, 65, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Elizabeth's ideology being so unshakable, and Philip, in certain ways, he's still a patriot, but in certain ways, subtly he's moved away from it.
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While he doesn't follow several of Islam's lifestyle guidelines, his parents and relatives do, and they consider it an unshakable part of their identity.
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The final vote of 77-23 in favor of the bill is further evidence of the unshakable bond between the United States and Israel.
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A related issue is whether Trump can transfer his magnetic popularity and unshakable bond with his base to less charismatic and idiosyncratic GOP candidates.
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More prevalent, Abreu told me, was the unshakable conviction that college was the only answer, something he disagreed with his mother about decades ago.
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I think it certainly helped Taylor that she seems to have been very personable on the stand, very real, and unshakable in her testimony.
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Hoover and his advisers had an unshakable faith in the spirit of private philanthropy and a constitutional aversion to any form of direct relief.
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The slogan "Remember Mississippi" has become shorthand around here for the unshakable belief among conservative activists that Senator Thad Cochran occupies a stolen seat.
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As for that unshakable sense of self: As Jennifer Aniston herself might tell you, some days you're up, some days Justin's just moved on.
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At the doctor's office, she weeps for the children she will never have, assuaged only by the unshakable love between her and her husband.
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That revelation is a sobering reality for those Germans who believed that liberal democracy was an unshakable moral compass for their modern, reunified country.
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Sometimes I fear American health care has contracted the capitalist equivalent of a condition called Cotard syndrome — the unshakable conviction that you are dead.
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"She is unshakable when it comes to her constituents," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, the other Republican who opposed Tuesday's procedural vote.
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They're far more unshakable than the cookies that follow you across a web browser, and for that reason, they're often referred to as "fingerprinting" technologies.
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But of all the memorable beauty images that the show churned out, one of the most unshakable is that of Samantha Jones post-chemical peel.
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But after more than a decade down here, this place has given me an unshakable respect for who I am and where I come from.
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Although they each come back, the series no longer depicts an unshakable quartet, but the random, tenuous sorts of ties that connect us in reality.
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With razor-sharp yet sympathetic incisiveness, she explores their capacity to question even the most seemingly unshakable convictions in the lives they think they've chosen.
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She attacks challenges with tremendous curiosity and the unshakable belief that a solution is available to those willing to apply the required focus and effort.
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But whatever ideology he's supporting, one constant in every Trump quote is the unshakable belief that his ideas are correct and need to be heard.
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Several said that if church leaders had trusted in the unshakable faith of the parishioners, they would not have engaged in such extraordinary cover-ups.
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" (Lakeith Stanfield, a common thread among all three, makes a brief appearance in the first episode.) The first episode's most unshakable segment is "Everybody Dies!
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But he started his career as a teenage apprentice in a three-star kitchen, and that rarefied world maintains an unshakable grip on his imagination.
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Like Westworld, the whole experience left me with the unshakable understanding that, ultimately, we're all just a bunch of data points in an interconnected network.
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The woman, Tiny realized, was just a proxy; it wasn't for Jerome's mother that she had once held an unshakable love but for Jerome himself.
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It's undeniable now that the '19ers have created their own legacy — not just of incredible soccer, but unshakable self-belief and brave-as-hell activism.
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But the thing that stuck with me was her unshakable belief in the idea that feeding yourself good food is an act of self-respect.
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It demonstrates her unshakable ability to take nearly any idea, person, or cultural signifier and absorb it into her own brand, just by tinting it rosy.
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" From her lectern beside Trump's, May told reporters that in their private Oval Office talks she and Trump agreed on an "unshakable commitment to this alliance.
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Synesthetic or not, you may be left with the lingering desire to wash your hands, or an unshakable sense that you have food on your face.
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As I have gotten older, I have gotten better at holding some unshakable truths within myself: that I am beautiful, that I am worthy of love.
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At that time, AIDS had been ravaging the country for seven years, devastating an entire generation of gay men and stoking a palpable and unshakable panic.
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As medical researchers look for what is behind the mysterious connection to Auburn, Allred continues to maintain an unshakable faith that she will beat the odds.
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"We leave only with the unshakable sadness that students at the University of Rochester have no one in the administration who will support them," they wrote.
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If you're still not certain about whether Daenerys and Jon Snow will hit it off, we finally have a piece of unshakable proof that they will.
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I see a world where democracy flourishes and America's leaders stand with a free world united by common visions, shared interests, democratic values and unshakable alliances.
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But Mr. Trump's unfiltered rallies and unshakable self-regard attracted a zealous following, fusing unsubtle identity politics with an economic populism that often defied party doctrine.
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Those presents testify to the parents' unshakable belief that their daughter was abducted but survives and is waiting to be found and reunited with her family.
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This year's Oscar race for best original song is awfully crowded, and most presume that "Shallow" from "A Star Is Born" is the unshakable front-runner.
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These captains of industry and Advisors in The Oracles share their best advice for building confidence that is unshakable, no matter what life throws at you.
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Judging by the reaction to a "Saturday Night Live" writer's tweet, one norm of American politics remains unshakable: The children of presidents should be off limits.
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After a devastating fourth-place finish in Iowa, he's polling well behind the leaders in New Hampshire, and his national numbers — once seemingly unshakable — are dropping.
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A hole below the water line on any one of those three could see him leaking support from what has until now been an unshakable base.
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There's also the unshakable reality that no matter what Aniston does, her life is punctuated by and attached to what's going on with her ex-husband.
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Whether or not albums will lose relevance in the years ahead, Chery is unshakable about one fact: as streaming services expand, songs will become hits even faster.
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It also boasted three unshakable pillars that would normally secure a win: Best Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Best Actor Leonardo DiCaprio, and Best Cinematography winner Emmanuel Lubezki.
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As long-overdue social movements rippled through the nation, an unshakable reckoning has taken hold, inciting hope and awakening change on both the individual and societal level.
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As unshakable as the bond is between father and son, there is also a link between catchers — an often unspoken understanding of the demands of the position.
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After nearly two decades in power, and historically unshakable approval ratings, it seems like Russian President Vladimir Putin can't do anything to turn Russian voters against him.
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" In Jerusalem, Mr. Trump will "reaffirm America's unshakable bond to the Jewish state" and in Bethlehem, "express his desire for dignity and self-determination for the Palestinians.
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"Proxy" — filmed as a two-room stage play shot in five acts — answers that question, rewriting the code for Mr. Robot with an unshakable filter of tragedy.
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Writing about Burma, Thant Myint-U's focus is on convulsions of the last 15 years, from a seemingly unshakable military dictatorship to the beginnings of democratic rule.
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Then in its last third, it curls into a full-on love letter to Hillary Clinton, spurred by Moore's clearly unshakable fear that she won't get elected.
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And, to be fair, the unshakable feeling there's someone, or something, lurking in the shadows will probably distract you from any bigger issues, like a lackluster social circle.
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In the baritone Ambrogio Maestri, as Alfio, he had a formidable nemesis whose aura of unshakable authority made his anger only more deadly once his jealousy was aroused.
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This is our first red flag, a nauseating, unshakable image that you will not be able to get out of your head no matter how hard you try.
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The rest of his life became a quest for the liberation of South America, in which his main resources were charm, intelligent conversation and an unshakable self-importance.
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Background reading: The violent confrontations in Hong Kong have presented a challenge to the image of unshakable control that President Xi Jinping of China has sought to project.
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The unshakable sense that I owned this performance — the way people own paintings and hang them in their homes — prevented me from reviewing it, in my usual sense.
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The president's seemingly unshakable confidence in his judgment, and his reluctance to brook any dissent, could signal potential difficulties ahead as Mr. Macron tries to shrink government spending.
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To walk through the turnstiles on Eighth Avenue is to feel the solemn silence, the slow contemplation, the unshakable self-confidence that has always defined great American opinion journalism.
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"Despite all the troubles facing Flint today, there's a relentless and unshakable spirit that most people in Flint still manage to hold onto," said his co-director Drea Cooper.
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Resilient. Unassailable. Unshakable. Choose the adjective you prefer to describe what you prefer — the markets or the administration because they are inextricably linked as witnessed in this week's action.
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This is the guy who turned the surging Anthony Pettis into a wrestler in their fight and who laid out the hard-nosed and otherwise unshakable Rafael dos Anjos.
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It sends a powerful message that there remains an unshakable commitment at the heart of American democracy to strengthen our allies and defend U.S. interests in the Middle East.
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The President has anchored his White House on the unshakable support of his most loyal supporters, never bothering to reach out to other Americans to build a wider coalition.
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It's not hard to imagine that a morally lucid third-party candidate for president in 2020 — displaying unshakable commitment to democracy, truth and human rights — might enjoy similar success.
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From his particular fixation on Mr. Biden to his constant castigation of Democrats over all, Mr. Trump underlined the reality that his "unshakable bond" was with his Twitter megaphone.
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A well-deserved retrospective of Charline von Heyl, a painter with a rare combination of unshakable self-confidence and real wit, arrives at the Hirshhorn Museum on Nov. 8.
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Both men were reared in the freewheeling, ruthless world of real estate, and both possess an unshakable self-assurance that is both their greatest attribute and their direst vulnerability.
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Unshakable resolve Despite their fears, American Muslims who spoke to CNN said they were determined to continue worshipping at mosques, and working to combat hate in all its forms.
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Graham's unshakable grit and hard-won success would not be easy to emulate, her wardrobe in the film, a veritable tribute to 1970s office wear, is easier to mine.
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With brilliant marketing, it gained a multi-furlong lead among meal kits, including an also-ran I worked on, and it had an unshakable reputation for being the luxe one.
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Trump himself, however, appears to be unshakable in the belief he's held since 2015: that the government of Mexico is at fault for anyone arriving in the US without papers.
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But the recently published The End of Ownership takes a deep dive into the history of EULA and explains how these agreements have become an unshakable part of modern life.
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Visitors of the Express St. James have reported chilling experiences, including the unshakable feeling of "being watched or followed," and finding doors open even when they had been locked before.
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Ms. Shulman, 58, clearly rules her roost as many at the top tier of the fashion world do: with an unpredictable temperament and unshakable adherence to her own editorial instincts.
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I ducked out of the office, alone and in search of food, with the unshakable feeling that a truancy officer was going to come and haul me back to work.
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For a very long time in the US, the matte white box and status symbol earbuds and far preferable blue text bubbles — Apple's carefully contained ecosystem of cool — felt unshakable.
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Paul Lafayette, a former Democratic alderman who challenged Mr. Sanders for mayor in 1987, said Mr. Sanders had forged an unshakable left-wing coalition with his focus on global issues.
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Conflating the American story with his own — "This is who we are" — the president conveyed, even in policy irresolution, an unshakable sense of his and America's place in the world.
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However, the experiences of the past 70 years should have taught us that the world's best hope for peace and prosperity is an unshakable, shared commitment to time-honored alliances.
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Hopkins, who has been an unshakable steward to Boeheim's program for over two decades, is respected in coaching circles and is as strongly wedded to the Syracuse ideology as anyone.
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The Trump administration's unshakable focus on reducing America's trade deficits, and the president's repeated threats to dissolve the deal altogether, could exacerbate the already-strained relationship among the three nations.
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Maybe it's the unshakable enthusiasm of a supporting character—oh sod it, spoilers, it's the dog, Missile, who's amazing—that keeps me smiling through the game's (threatening to be) bleakest passages.
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"I am in awe of these children, whose powerful message is amplified by their youthful energy and an unshakable belief that children can — no, must — improve their own futures," Tutu said.
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In fact, were it not for the unshakable dominance of former UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre, Fitch probably would have worn UFC gold—perhaps for a significant period of time.
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The wave of political renewal that swept the West, propelling liberals in France and the Netherlands and populists in the UK and the US can't be denied, but Merkel seems unshakable.
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Many believed that their country's liberal democracy was unshakable, and for them, the nearly 13 percent of votes won by the Alternative for Germany party was a bitter pill to swallow.
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It was always a tenuous pairing, marked by three championships, too many feuds to list and the unshakable sense that they could have won more titles had they just stayed together.
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China's Defense Ministry, in a separate statement, also condemned the planned sale, adding that the Chinese military had a "firm and unshakable" resolve to protect the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Green republicans have an unshakable conviction that the endless search for economic growth set in motion by the advent of mass consumerism is at the very root of our ecological crisis.
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Reading Sabrina Drawn & Quarterly, published by , is like dreaming a quiet nightmare, the kind where nothing loud happens, and yet there's an unshakable unease, and you wake up drenched in sweat.
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Baidu, the search equivalent of Google in China, has fallen off the top-three club, ending a decade of unshakable dominance of Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent (the "BAT") on the Chinese internet.
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To many, Fidel Castro was a self-obsessed zealot whose belief in his own destiny was unshakable, a chameleon whose economic and political colors were determined more by pragmatism than by doctrine.
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These slabs of tuff, basalt or dolomite are carved with highly decorative crosses, and their elaborate patterns suggest the influence of Islamic culture even as they attest to an unshakable Christian faith.
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Over the next decade, Justice O'Connor went from being an icon — the first woman on the Supreme Court, a model of intellectual rigor, unshakable fairness and strong character — to a cherished mentor.
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It remains to be seen whether Silvio Berlusconi, the aging, weakened but unshakable leader of the center-right Forza Italia party, will hold his nose and seek a coalition with the League.
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Speaking to a crowd of reporters before the ceremony, the institute's director, Kin Moy, a career diplomat in the State Department, said the new building's unveiling showed Washington's "unshakable" commitment to Taiwan.
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President Trump, however, stayed true to the unshakable principles of the First Amendment, and his actions in France have positioned the United States as the last bastion of hope for liberal democracy.
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" Raza also accuses research scientists and her fellow oncologists of "unshakable hubris, convinced as we are that we possess the power to untangle the intricacies of as complex a disease as cancer.
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But as someone who had written extensively about race in the South, the story's pull was unshakable, and I volunteered to join the team of reporters dispatched by The Times to Charleston.
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But if she was sometimes rattled on the specifics, Ms. DeVos was unshakable in her belief that education authority should devolve away from the federal government and toward state and local authorities.
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Part of why "Schitt's Creek" can get away with its zanier stories is that it is anchored by the unshakable love between Johnny and Moira, the realest thing in the show's universe.
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"This visit of President Trump and Madame Trump is a golden opportunity to clearly show the unshakable bond to the whole world and inside Japan as well," Abe told the news conference.
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This is not due to any lack of enthusiasm or appreciation for the particular city we were in, but largely due to an unshakable focus and all-consuming apprehension about the looming performance.
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Allied to his incredible physical skills, Woods has unshakable self-belief and an ability to completely shut out the distractions that come with the territory as one of the world's most famous sportsmen.
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And even though you know you're far from perfect … being a father also comes with an unshakable awareness that all your actions have consequences — context that reaches far beyond your own self-interest.
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No matter how often the English grow unreasonably hopeful and then come nowhere near winning a major tournament, their belief that the next Euro or World Cup is theirs to lose remains unshakable.
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The Honduran Constitution includes a ban on a second term for a president, a prohibition so unshakable that it was cited as the reason for ousting President Manuel Zelaya in a 2009 coup.
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"The friendship between North Korea and China that was personally created and nurtured together by former generations of leaders from both our sides is unshakable," Mr. Kim told Mr. Xi, according to Xinhua.
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No matter how much polish and Apple magic the company put on today's big event, there was one unshakable truth that colored the goings-on: phones just aren't selling like they used to.
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Based on a true-ish story, this three-character play about an unshakable fact checker (Daniel Radcliffe), an unyielding writer (Bobby Cannavale) and an editor on deadline (Cherry Jones) reaches its last lines.
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Plagued by a dearth of scoring, an ineffective power play, the absence of their trademark defensive doggedness and a seemingly unshakable malaise, Los Angeles (213-173-217) is last in the league standings.
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They have shown unshakable support for him, even after reports that one of his associates paid hush money to a porn star with whom Mr. Trump had an affair before he became president.
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Indeed, while the trial captivated Albany mostly for its tale of a longtime power player's fall, it also revealed, in stark detail, the deterioration of a once-unshakable bond between father and son.
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The play is a multifaceted portrait of a man who has spent a lifetime rebelling against his privileged upbringing only to find that its grip, felt even in a frustrating romance, is unshakable.
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Mr. Sanders has a seemingly unshakable base of support, with 15 to 20 percent of Democratic primary voters consistently saying they will vote for him, both nationwide and in the earliest-voting states.
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To the Editor: Paul Krugman's column should send a shudder through those of us who have believed that America and its institutions are unshakable and, indeed, almost eternal: "American exceptionalism," if you will.
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"Joe Biden's support in South Carolina, particularly amongst African American voters, is undeniable and unshakable," former Richland County Council Chair Bernice Scott, who leads the "Reckoning Crew," said in a statement on Tuesday.
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This is the theme of "Horace and Pete," the mournful and — judging from the first episode — unshakable new series that the comedian Louis C.K. dropped without warning, Beyoncé-style, on his website Saturday morning.
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More and more, these group narratives are evolving into unshakable belief systems that usually take one of three increasingly common forms: Historically in fandom, liking a ship meant just that: You liked a ship.
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Through rigid hierarchies and cultures of "hazing" and "bullying," elite institutions (particularly all-male ones) serve to instill "unshakeable confidence" in their students, even as they foster an equally unshakable sense of tribal loyalty.
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Kathy Bates scares me as a regular person—shout out to Misery for making me fear for my ankles at all times—but, as a robot, she terrifies me in a completely unshakable way.
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In Jerusalem, Trump will lay a wreath at Yad Vashem, a memorial to the Holocaust victims, before delivering a speech "reaffirming America's unshakable bond" with Israel at the Israel Museum, the White House says.
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Throughout his life, in business and in politics, Trump has leveraged his domineering personality, flair for showmanship and an unshakable self-belief that often defies the facts of a situation to get his way.
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Pride in its achievements, coupled with an unshakable belief in a future under socialism, infused a letter that they slipped inside a steel capsule and placed in a hollow monolith brought to the square.
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Kuehne and the police lawyers couldn't reach a settlement, and as Latasha's case dragged on, she found herself back where she started in North Miami, with few prospects and unshakable guilt about the shooting.
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She can no longer command the court the way she once did, and her coach Patrick Mouratoglou suggested Williams's greatest weapon — her unshakable confidence — had faltered under the weight of her own high expectations.
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But in the rural western towns of the district, admiration for Mr. Jordan takes on a profound intensity, built on a foundation of personal experiences with him and an unshakable belief in his integrity.
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Still, Trump holds a grip over the Republican base that seems unshakable, even amid the ongoing investigation into alleged efforts by the president to withhold military aid unless Ukraine publicly investigated his political rivals.
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In the summer of 2015, I briefly touched on why I thought Trump's support in the Republican primary was so strong and so unshakable: He was really good at being a reality TV contestant.
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Aides say as Clinton deliberated over a shortlist of potentials vice presidential nominees, she continued to return to her "unshakable confidence" in his readiness for the job, as well as her personal comfort with him.
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Given previous iterations' track records, A Star Is Born should be strutting into the 2019 Golden Globes with the unshakable confidence of Danny Zuko of Grease walking into an EDM concert in the year 2018.
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Beijing has also deepened efforts to bar local governments from making implicit guarantees to investors in infrastructure projects and local government financing vehicles (LGFVs), breaking the traditionally unshakable faith that such projects will never default.
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Later, though, he won a gold medal in another event, cementing his reputation as both an extraordinary athlete and a man of unshakable religious convictions — the convictions that sustained him in his difficult last years.
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There's an unshakable ecstasy in songs like "Hyperballad" and "Violently Happy" that provide similar charms to usual radio fare, melodies that worm parasite like past your inner ears, wriggling alien-like somewhere near your cerebellum.
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Her new "iGen" pities rather than disdains those born after 1995, arguing that smartphone addiction has saddled a new generation with profound psychological problems, including sleep deprivation, depression and unshakable senses of loneliness and fear.
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But the weakness at Apple followed reams of other data — declining car sales, faltering retail sales, a slumping property market, a tougher job market — that signal Chinese consumers may be losing their once unshakable confidence.
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"Amazon's position in the digital audio market is even more dominant and unshakable than its position was in the e-book market," said Michael Cader, a book industry analyst and the founder of Publishers Marketplace.
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It's the architectural analogue of an unshakable childhood fantasy: That nothing is truly inanimate, that anything — even, as in Sendak's book, the walls of an ordinary house — might, at any moment, come miraculously to life.
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It very nearly ends with U2's "With or Without You," a product of the Cold War's thaw and an expression of something firm and unshakable, even if maybe it should be shaken here and there.
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We are a nation of millions of immigrants and refugees, of hundreds of cultures, languages, and religions bound by one, unwavering, unshakable belief: we are stronger not in spite of our differences, but because of them.
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This installment harks back to the 1970s, when many health authorities asserted, with unshakable confidence, that a diet low in fat and cholesterol was essential for a healthful life (wheat germ and tiger's milk presumably optional).
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"Add an unshakable respect for privacy and a willingness bordering on fearlessness to explore mysteries," the astrologer says, and a Scorpio is sure to take you on a whirlwind of a journey you won't ever forget.
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While Republicans believe that fulfilling a seven-year promise on health care will energize their base next year, Democrats are anticipating a backlash that may put in jeopardy a Republican House majority that once seemed unshakable.
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The statement amounted to a victory for Abe, who came to Washington wanting to develop a sense of trust and friendship with the new U.S. president and send a message that the decades-old alliance is unshakable.
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But what has bled into Drake's music, in place of growth, is an unshakable bitterness with his public profile, something that seems to have been accelerated by what Pusha T was really claiming on his diss track.
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He develops unshakable feelings of shame and self-loathing, until he ultimately discovers that he's not a duck at all, but a fucking incredible swan, so suck on that, you flat-billed, corkscrew dicked, quack-happy assholes.
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With a ready smile, enviable stamina, and unshakable discipline when it comes to sticking to the script, Keiko Fujimori has spent years visiting all corners of Peru's challenging geography, quietly preparing the ground for her presidential bid.
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This unshakable sense of community is clearly what has kept the ballroom scene alive and strong in NYC's underground for the past five decades, while also contributing to the subculture developing in cities like Paris and Tokyo.
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"I call upon the authorities of mainland China to face up to the reality that the Republic of China exists, and that the people of Taiwan have an unshakable faith in the democratic system," Ms. Tsai said.
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I've never seen myself as a naturally optimistic person, and have instead lived with an almost unshakable sense that all aspects of existence were inherently wrong and trending toward ever-increasing levels of failure, suffering, and darkness.
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But the election of Donald Trump poses such a significant — and singular — threat to this country that for me all other issues are unfortunately, temporarily I hope, subsumed by the unshakable sense of impending calamity he presages.
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" Exacerbating his condition is the cancellation of his annual trip to France with his college buddies, where they lament how "so-called success had failed to bring them the unshakable happiness they had longed for as students.
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If I disappeared one day and never came back, what would he make of the world I've left him — a place that, unshakable in his toddlerhood, reveals itself to be held together by cheap slivers of plastic?
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Firstly: The Ramones, who have provided an unshakable template for rock star style since at least 1974, although Johnny Ramone claimed in his autobiography that he'd been wearing the Perfecto for seven years before they even formed.
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Lewis's argument, which I agree with, is that the core, unshakable agreement uniting the reactionary right is their intense loathing of "the social justice left," of political correctness, of threats to free speech as they define it.
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"It is our unshakable determination that because the Workers' Party has its byungjin line, there is nothing we cannot conquer in nuclear armament," said another senior party official, Wang Chang-wuk, according to the North Korean radio reports.
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Like the ring my husband gave me 31 years ago, it's a reminder of love and fidelity — of my parents' unshakable love for each other, but also of their love for me, as reliable as any immutable force.
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Mr. Trump's approval ratings have been similar for months, and the roughly 40 percent of Americans who support him have proven remarkably unshakable, while the 56 percent who disapprove will probably not change their views on Mr. Comey's account.
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But perhaps the film's official description can help: Primatologist Davis Okoye (Johnson), a man who keeps people at a distance, shares an unshakable bond with George, the extraordinarily intelligent, silverback gorilla who has been in his care since birth.
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Soon-Shiong, who has a reputation in the industry as a brash showman, has used skillfully produced videos in the past to promote patient success stories and convey his unshakable optimism that he is on track to vanquish cancer.
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The political definition and analysis of the causes of the Cultural Revolution in this Resolution have withstood the test of experience, the test of the people, and the test of history, and they possess unshakable scientific truth and authority.
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And 100 days into his presidency, they still share an unshakable faith in Donald Trump: This is the man who can restore the America they miss and cherish, the outsider too rich to bribe and too strong to intimidate.
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But there is no denying she is good at that job, which requires unshakable loyalty to her boss and the adoption of his abrasive political methods even at the risk of her own reputation outside the conservative media world.
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Buttressed this time by an unshakable Republican majority (and with no Democrat lurking in the White House with a veto pen), Ms. Murkowski sold her proposal as a way to raise revenue to offset the tax bill's huge costs.
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Some alluded to suicide attempts (If you're experiencing suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or the Suicide Crisis Line at 1-800-784-8003.) or an unshakable conviction that they'll die young.
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And his 12-year-old son defiantly performed his "Karam Mangta Hun" ("I ask for Kindness, Lord") in tribute to him; for the greatest message of Sufi Islam to the world is the unshakable primacy of music, peace and love.
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Each man had cultivated a small group of trusted advisers who, driven by unshakable tribal loyalty and a hunger to see their bosses taste the White House one day, enforced the governor's will, punished his enemies and rewarded his friends.
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" Mr. Rocard's death left a "frustration," Le Monde wrote Monday: "the frustration of realizing that the qualities recognized in Michel Rocard — a demand for morality in politics, an unshakable engagement for his ideas, an inexhaustible openness — seem so lacking today.
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It had only been a year since the Obamas left the White House, and here they were again, just as many people remembered them—attentive, unshakable, full of grace—but they had also returned as something more: as living memories.
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It's not only a great novel powered by an unshakable sense of what the sentence — like a stethoscope — can discover within the human heart, it's also a poignant map to a world that forms an essential part of who I am.
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Liberals and leftists, meanwhile, see racism as a structural problem, reflected in both social institutions and deeply ingrained, arguably unshakable biases that can lead even people who firmly believe in ideals of equal treatment to act or speak in prejudiced ways.
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"He had an unshakable faith in the idea that what was best for the world would be best for the United States," as Patricia O'Toole wrote in "The Moralist: Woodrow Wilson and the World He Made," her biography published this year.
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Wells Griffith, Mr. Trump's international energy and climate adviser, managed in one quote to summarize the dismissiveness of the American delegation and its fealty to the president's apparently unshakable conviction that anything that helps the environment must inevitably hurt the economy.
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But in the back of crowded community rooms, activists murmur nervously about discord among the Democrats, the unshakable enthusiasm of the Trump faithful and the nagging suspicion that the mission of winning converts and allies might have reached its limits.
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The book's focus is on the convulsions of the last 15 years, from a seemingly unshakable military dictatorship to the beginnings of democratic rule, but examining the legacy of Burma's colonial past is crucial to grasping what's happened more recently.
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A sense of trespassing, ransacking, and plundering pervades "Vault Room," but most palpable perhaps is the feeling of unshakable solitude, as well as the attendant suspicion that this place was abandoned long ago and we are parsing through its ghostly ruins.
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The angry, gloomy harangue that has been the Trump campaign has helped undermine core American values — including openness, generosity, and an unshakable optimism Indeed, for all of Trump's vaunted media mastery, selling Republicans on the American apocalypse really wasn't so hard.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made something of an art form of cutting deals with small Israeli political parties, but his latest alliance has earned him denunciations from quarters where he has usually been able to count on unshakable support.
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Unsubstantiated fist-shaking about the way the game "should be played" deserves all the mockery it gets, but meeting it with an opposed form of unshakable certainty isn't the way to effect a positive change on the culture of the sport.
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Now, Thomas can't imagine his life without the unshakable "rock star" best friend, but it took the veteran a while to get "past my own ego" and let someone help him care for the invisible scars an event like Mogadishu can leave behind.
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And, aside from the unshakable feeling that there is something tragically off about using a husband's philandering as a weapon against a betrayed wife, I also doubt the public will have much stomach for these stories, just as it didn't in the 1990s.
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The son of humble immigrants, he has been on all sides of the immigration debate — from reform supporter to self-deportation booster, Rubio's one unshakable promise to the GOP electorate is that he will shift positions on a nickel for personal gain.
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No matter how much I countered that Trump's election victory was a close-run thing and more than half the people who voted didn't pick him, they were unshakable in their view: Americans are fundamentally pro-Israeli, anti-Arab and anti-Muslim.
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This embrace of the ephemeral conveys what Jäger calls the artist's "almost unshakable optimism and sweeping idealism" in terms of the beautiful and the intangible, a pairing that rings true because it can so easily vanish at the flick of a switch.
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He exudes a certain creepiness, a kind of unshakable air of spitefulness that means the thought of spending time with him is about as attractive a proposition as having your teeth pulled out, one by one, by former Apprentice contestant Ruth Badger.
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A midnight kitchen experience over a cup of coffee after he received phone calls threatening to blow out his brains and blow up his house during the Montgomery bus boycott gave the fear-stricken Dr. King a sense of God's unshakable presence.
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Only Mueller, with his reputation for probity and credibility among Democrats, could have prevented the collusion narrative from achieving the status of unshakable faith among millions of Americans, akin to the false "Bush lied, people died" narrative that still dogs the 43rd president.
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And here in Alabama, one of the most inflexibly partisan states in the country, where genuine swing voters are few and politics is approached with the same kind of unshakable team loyalty as college football, this is the central problem with Mr. Jones.
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None of them look at observed facts and seek to explain their relationship; they do the opposite, starting with an unshakable conclusion (Trump is beloved, West is left-leaning, Kavanaugh is blameless) and speculating that some facts must exist to support it.
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But what directly drives the attack on democracy, I'd argue, is simple careerism on the part of people who are apparatchiks within a system insulated from outside pressures by gerrymandered districts, unshakable partisan loyalty, and lots and lots of plutocratic financial support.
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Dying of cancer, and with nine other children who needed her love and attention, she managed to give her youngest the experience of unconditional, doting love that gave me an unshakable sense of my own worth, which I carry to this day.
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For more than a half century, Africans have been battling the vestiges a colonialist system that bequeathed unshakable leaders, one-party states, and authoritarian structures of government which lacked respect for human rights, denied the rule of law, and entrenched corruption and nepotism.
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It moved away from a love story built on the unshakable, unquestionable belief that women belonged to men and that was all there was to it — and toward a love story that could at least gesture at valuing women's agency and independent worth.
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Perfect. Whether or not you like Apple, you have to appreciate the unshakable chutzpah of spending a boatload of marketing dollars on trolling competitors at an event that Apple is frankly too big and too capable of owning its own news cycle to attend.
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The reason we were able to convince the very savvy NFL brass to donate any amount of money to NIH foundation, despite enormous nearly unsurmountable NFLPA opposition, was our unshakable belief that the NIH would be a transparent and inclusive, never exclusive or secretive [sic].
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He felt an unspeakable presence on the Virginia team outing — white-water rafting, the high-class kind that might not be a wise choice for someone battling anxiety — and an unshakable calm that emerges in-game with a smile that stretches to his earlobes.
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We took comfort in the unshakable belief that our highest office was bigger than any one person, that its underlying principles were greater than the mistakes of omission or commission of any temporary holder, our structure stronger than any errors committed on one person's watch.
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The question now is whether the unshakable connection with the middle class voters in Trump's base will remain rock solid as takes steps to change America that affect the money in everyone's wallets and as Washington controversies suggest members of his cabinet are hypocrites.
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Second, a more sophisticated version of the preceding argument is one of the policy concepts in the expectations theory: Bond markets feel confident about the Fed's unshakable commitment to price stability, even at the cost of the sharply slowing economic activity and rising unemployment.
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Her glamour, ambition, ruthlessness and unshakable loyalty to both the Republic and her team of lawyers, hackers and assassins — her "gladiators" — at Olivia Pope and Associates made her one of the most memorable antiheroes, let alone one of the more complex black characters, on television.
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From the sublime to the ridiculous: Sausage Party — which, believe it or not, is one of the most nuanced (and dirtiest) takes on metaphysical commitments all year — positions rationalism, agnosticism, and atheism alongside a variety of unshakable theisms, all from the perspective of animated foodstuffs.
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We could say so much more about the juicy color-blocking and oversized silhouettes at the former or the more muted tones and elusive, controlled shapes at the latter, but what's even more inspiring is the unshakable inkling we got when watching both collections dominate Fashion Month.
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For a candidate who once seemed like an electoral phenomenon, with an unshakable following and a celebrity appeal that crossed party lines, Mr. Trump now faces the possibility that his missteps have erected a ceiling over his support among some demographic groups and in several swing states.
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" Yet as soon as Pompeo was out the door, the Kim Jong-un regime slammed his visit as "regrettable" and "robber-like," ominously suggesting the "high-level talks this time brought us in a dangerous situation where we may be shaken in our unshakable will for denuclearization.
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And then there are the stock characters: the wicked coyote, the ruthless trafficker, the bright-eyed abuelita with her folk wisdom and unshakable Catholicism, the hardworking and/or exploited housekeeper or fieldworker who is either taking jobs from Real Americans or doing jobs Real Americans won't do.
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Andre's act was so convincing I was literally taking notes about how well the scene conveyed Cookie's and her sons' unshakable love for one another when I realized it was all a ruse —- designed to maneuver Nessa into taking Tiana's place in the big fashion show.
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Ethridge's pictures reach toward each other with thin, intuitive strands of association, their connections never explicit but acceptable, inasmuch as we can accept our own internal leaps of intuition and logic; yet throughout his work there is an unshakable sense of tampering, of mediation, of manipulation.
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" Trump's words earned a subtle rebuke from another Davos attendee: US Vice President Joe Biden, who said Wednesday in his final major speech in his official role that the "single greatest bulwark for our transatlantic partnership is the unshakable commitment of the United States to all our NATO allies.
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As immodest as he was frugal (he paid his own electricity bills in the presidential apartment), the wartime leader of the Free French had both the political stature and the unshakable self-belief necessary to rewrite the national narrative and secure France the respect he felt it was due.
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The fifth season has so successfully portrayed their bond as stronger than anything else, as completely unshakable, that I'm no longer worried at all that, say, Philip will decide to defect and their marriage will fall apart (an obvious place to believe the show was going in season one).
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The oft-repeated observation that "the cream always rises to the top" functioning like a kind of mantra at Podcast Movement, an expression of the scene's unshakable belief that any show that's good enough—even if produced on a shoestring by a total unknown—will find its audience.
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It was an abrupt end to a life that had burst all the borders of a local political career, combining nation-building in Ukraine with battling for gun rights in New York; unshakable conservative conviction with a certain fondness for liberal opponents; and apocalyptic predictions with self-deprecating wit.
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As my daughters watch this movie again (and again), I hope they'll take note of the unshakable bond between sisters, of the truth that they're the heroes of their own stories, of the idea that women can be powerful and capable even when they feel afraid or unsure.
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If the general election ends up being a matchup between Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump, the nominee of each major party would be someone who had spent much of his life unaffiliated with that party, but who has since forged a deep and somewhat unshakable connection with its base.
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Girl Waits With Gun saw her wearing down the rich kid harassing her family — patrolling her property with a gun, creating snares and traps for him — and now, in Lady Cop Makes Trouble, she turns her unshakable attention to the prisoner who managed to escape on her watch.
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There, working outdoors, she continued to savor the challenge of capturing the shimmer of light limning trees and bodies on sun-drenched afternoons, or the air of strength and unshakable human dignity of her portrait sitters — a Rasta shopkeeper, an old woman who lived on the streets, her own lovers.
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"North Korea should not misjudge the solidity of our alliance with the United States and our joint ability to respond" to its provocations, a government spokesman, Jeong Joon-hee, warned, adding that the South remained unshakable in its belief that it should maintain a strong military alliance with the United States.
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"He's unshakable in the sense that he believes the things he says when he goes out and campaigns or when he does a speech, and that belief doesn't - it doesn't come out of his head - he's just consistent in his view and beliefs of the things that he says," he said.
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His handling of capital punishment reveals a central truth about Mr. Kaine: He is both a man of conviction and very much a politician, a man of unshakable faith who nonetheless recognizes — and expediently bends to, his critics suggest — the reality of the Democratic Party and the state he represents.
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Like Americans, we're unafraid to express a little (or a lot) of emotion when confronted with a bad hockey team or the weather in February, but as with the English, our self-effacing comments are merely a front for an unshakable belief in the ultimate superiority of our way of life.
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Over roast chicken and autumn vegetables, our dinner party was rolling through the requisite topics — concerns about the rise of the far right in Germany, what it really takes to make a marriage work, where to get the best Vietnamese food in New York City — but still, the awkwardness was unshakable.
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"The high-level talks this time brought us in a dangerous situation where we may be shaken in our unshakable will for denuclearization, rather than consolidating trust between the DPRK and the U.S." There was no immediate comment on the KCNA statement from the State Department or the White House.
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That ideological passion, or self-interest, is too deep and unshakable to say with any confidence that Congress won't pass a tax cut, but this starting bid is clearly no more than a snapshot of a proposal that will be constantly changing as its sponsors search for a working majority that can pass it.
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"If black women in America are stereotyped as unshakable, our research shows that there is another closely linked myth that persists: that Black women are less feminine than other women and, in fact, even emasculating," write journalist Charisee Jones and academic Kumea Shorter-Gooden in Shifting: The Double Lives of Black Women in America.
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" Justin Chang, LA Times "But the movie belongs rightly and effortlessly to Nyong'o, and she sustains every moment by distilling innumerable emotional layers — the unshakable resolve of a mother and wife, the stricken gaze of a trauma survivor, the lingering incomprehension of a lost child — into a performance for the scream-queen history books.
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From the American team member Phil Mickelson's unshakable connection with the fans to the European team member Rory McIlroy's muscular 5-foot-21 body and go-for-broke mind-set to the more than 21967 hours of television coverage over the three-day event, Palmer's influence will be a luminous rainbow against a darkened background.
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How many moviegoers really recall that moment when Bill Pullman's unshakable President Thomas J. Whitmore proclaims, "We're fighting for our right to live, to exist," as he sends a young squadron of pilots (and a drunken one played by Randy Quaid) to do battle with murderous alien invaders who have destroyed much of the planet.
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Despite your personal view of KSW's unshakable focus on so-called "freak fights," which often serve to undermine the rest of a talent-filled fight card as could be the case with KSW Colloseum, you can't deny the promotion has impressively carved out a huge following in Poland and other countries on the continent.
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Bernie is an experienced politician who is able to think globally and act locally; a politician who is able to listen to his audience and to convey his ideas in an easily comprehensible way; a man who always acts humanely and with kindness from an unshakable moral center even when he makes a misstep.
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Here, then, is what the grand strategic view from Lima, Ohio, will look like from the presidential podium: While President Dwight Eisenhower in many ways viewed the "military-industrial complex" as a source of waste and inefficiency, the Trump administration sees our defense industrial base as the unshakable foundation of both economic and national security.
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This to say that a character such as Ryan will have qualities befitting someone whose creator believes in a specific kind of American patriotism; one rooted in military service, an unshakable obeisance to the American constitution and the anthem, with an instantaneous mistrust of anyone whose religion does not start with a Genesis and end with a Revelation.
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If the knowledge that the world would soon end up in a bucket of zombie hurt lent the proceedings an unshakable tension, how would the show be able to drag things out to capitalize on that dynamic — and when the apocalyptic shoe finally did drop, what could it do that we hadn't already seen on The Walking Dead?
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A new batch of four episodes does what "Extraordinary" does best: It makes you wish you lived in a glamorous, unique house far away from all this, with a sturdy sexual companion and unshakable fiscal stability, letting your architect create a "conversation" with the landscape while your children develop their natural senses of adventure and artistry.
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We know that daily meditation and gentle yet stimulating exercise is supposed to fill you with contentment and an unshakable sense of presence, but think about it for a minute: does anything actually beat the fuzzy influx of endorphins that comes from sitting in your favourite corner of the pub, pint in hand, slurrily dissecting the week's events with your BFFs?
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But Trump didn't even try, and now he has burnt much of the political capital he had on Paul Ryan's health care plan — there is no one, after this, who thinks his salesmanship unstoppable or his commitment to his own agenda unshakable, and that weakens his ability to push the Republican Party to places it doesn't already want to go.
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Op-Ed Contributor TOKYO — On Friday morning, as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan was setting off to attend the opening ceremony of the Pyeongchang Olympics, as well as a side meeting with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea, he declared that cooperation among their two countries and the United States was "unshakable" in the face of threats from North Korea.
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Here was the paradox of Donald Trump, the unfiltered tycoon who seemed as far away as Fifth Avenue and as close up as the living room TV. Even as a legion of critics warned he was pandering to his fans on the way to betraying them, the alliance he had made with the families felt, to many of them, like an unshakable bond.
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In her poem "Utopia," she writes of an "Island where all becomes clear," where "Unshakable Confidence towers over the valley," and where "The Tree of Understanding, dazzlingly straight and simple, / sprouts by the spring called Now I Get It." And yet: For all its charms, the island is uninhabited, and the faint footprints scattered on its beaches turn without exception to the sea.
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I'd always been jealous of painters and sculptors and other visual artists, basically jealous of any artist who worked with something other than words, with paint or foam or metal, jealous of their stained clothes, the small cuts all over their hands—jealous because of my unsophisticated but unshakable sense that a work of visual art is more real, more actual, than writing.
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Strand is certainly happy to have his lifetime of work recognized on this quotidian plane, but there is an unshakable sense that his art is answering a much higher call, and his process is one that lifts him out and above this mortal coil, in communication with a world the rest of us can only see from the artifacts he channels.
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Those Nazi sympathizers and their elected representatives in Washington have reconfigured an important line in American cultural politics: the alignment between the right and a glorified national self-image that was produced in the aftermath of World War II. The strong identification between conservatives and the greatest generation and their fight for freedom had felt unshakable, lasting through the Cold War and the War on Terror.
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With an unshakable 100 percent support at home, Kim's pan-peninsular average score of 90 percent seals his indisputable status as the Korean G.O.A.T., surpassing even his idol, Michael Jordan, the original G.O.A.T. Now, after having raised expectations of world peace, Kim is further taming his suitors by threatening to walk away from talks — in the midst of them, as well as those agreed on.
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But what makes it especially threatening is that much of the public — well beyond the 40 percent of the electorate that has shown itself to be unshakable in its devotion to the president — seems to be slowly accommodating itself to its daily dose of the Trump reality show, accepting the rhetorical violence that Trump inflicts on basic standards of truth as the new normal.
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This anxiety threatened to turn what for everyone else was supposed to be a fun night out — going to a gig — into its opposite, but I knew, with the unshakable conviction of the believer whose devotion is a sign not of gullibility but of superior powers of discernment, that we were potentially on the brink of one of the greatest musical experiences currently available on the planet.
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The series demonstrated exhaustively what anyone paying close attention already knew: The legal and administrative response to campus rape over the past five years has been a kind of judicial and bureaucratic madness, a cautionary tale about how swiftly moral outrage and political pressure can lead to kangaroo courts and star chambers, in which bias and bad science create an unshakable presumption of guilt for the accused.
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Bochner had spent the previous fall as a resident at Singer Laboratories in New Jersey as part of Robert Rauschenberg's E.A.T. (Experiments in Art and Technology) program that encouraged artists to collaborate with scientists and engineers; Bochner would leave small measurements in Letraset around the lab (the length of a floor tile, say) to poke fun at his hosts' unshakable devotion to quantifiable metrics.
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Writers who deliberately seek out the company of those foreign to them need to be armed with an unshakable sense of self-possession and a certain sense of arrogance; you need to be able to walk into a place (be it a city or a souk or a tundra) without wondering whether who you are is actually where you're from, because you already know that where you're from doesn't matter.
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Unshakable in his conviction that the American way was right for everyone, Lansdale nevertheless insisted on the need to show empathy for local values and practices, to spend time with villagers, and he perceived — to a degree at least — the dilemma at the heart of American strategy: What do you do when the destruction deemed necessary to defeat an insurgency alienates the very population you seek to bring over to the government's side?
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What a study in contrasts: Where Christine Blasey Ford was calm and dignified, Brett Kavanaugh was volatile and belligerent; where she was eager to respond fully to every questioner, and kept worrying whether she was being "helpful" enough, he was openly contemptuous of several senators; most important, where she was credible and unshakable at every point in her testimony, he was at some points evasive, and some of his answers strained credulity.
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Levov was one of those slum-reared Jewish fathers whose rough-hewn, undereducated perspective goaded a whole generation of striving, college-educated Jewish sons: a father for whom everything is an unshakable duty, for whom there is a right way and a wrong way and nothing in between, a father whose compound of ambitions, biases and beliefs is so unruffled by careful thinking that he isn't as easy to escape from as he seems.
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I should feel that breastfeeding was a transcendent experience (it was fine); I should instinctively know what my baby wants (there weren't many possibilities, and I still blew it sometimes); and I should instantly feel this unshakable bond of love that would give me the strength to lift cars off my children should the situation call for it (the love was there, for sure, but any strength I had I used to lug my breast pump to work when I went back).
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This world: a colossus [ Ungeheuer ] of energy, without beginning, without end, a firm, unshakable magnitude of energy that does not get bigger, does not get smaller, that does not expend itself but only transforms itself, as a whole unchangeable in size, an economy without expenditures and losses, but likewise without growth, without income, encased by "nothingness" as by its border, nothing blurring, wasted, nothing infinitely extended, but laid into a definite space as a definite force, and not a space that would be "empty" anywhere, rather as force everywhere, as play of forces and waves of forces . . .
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