She articulates the nature of an unshakeable state of burnout.
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But Dallas' essence feels unshakeable when push comes to shove.
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Its unshakeable popularity stems largely from its massive welfare payouts.
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Once you set your mind to something, you're unshakeable, Taurus!
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Your unshakeable sense that Patrick Stewart should get a new agent?
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Now if only she could explain her unshakeable fandom for Brady.
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Euphoria is haunted by the ghost of unshakeable melancholy and manipulation.
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As with all relationships, this relies on a foundation of unshakeable trust.
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It has, until recently, been an unshakeable rule of doing business online.
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Those dynamics make the apparently unshakeable loyalty of Sanders's backers very potent.
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What felt like an isolated incident has suddenly become an unshakeable reality.
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Beyond unshakeable confidence it just seemed she was on a different mission.
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Strong German-American economic relations form an unshakeable core of this zone.
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"We reaffirm once more our unshakeable solidarity with the Venezuelan people," he added.
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Robbins' at a birthday celebration and launch for one of his books, Unshakeable.
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And vacations in Aveyron may just be the most unshakeable of them all.
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All you need to succeed is unshakeable self-belief and the right connections.
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The tenet that looms largest in most motorcycle clubs is a fanged, unshakeable loyalty.
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But Khan was unshakeable, said Cochran, now a venture capitalist at Madrona Venture Group.
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Sales professionals, on the other hand, understand exactly why Trump's popularity is so unshakeable.
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"Our belief in the value of private communications is unshakeable," WhatsApp said in the post.
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The obvious Christian nuance throughout the album is clobbered by the unshakeable specter of doubt.
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That gives them a sense of shared community, and it also gives them unshakeable belief.
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Their faith becomes unshakeable with every new all-time high in his church's share price.
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His modest, socially awkward demeanor is belied by an unshakeable conviction that approaches the pathological.
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ARCH-SURVIVOR Saleh had seemed unshakeable in one of the world's poorest and unstable countries.
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So it seems that despite all the public backlash, Facebook remains an unsinkable and unshakeable network.
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But this isn't the end for TV's baddest girl crew — all thanks to their unshakeable bond.
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To anyone who's ever been a member of a family, these scenes of dysfunction feel unshakeable.
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This seems to be an unshakeable status quo for now: Male writers greatly outweigh women writers.
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" Ultimately, "clarity is power," says the best-selling author of "Unshakeable " and "Money: Master the Game.
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The presidents most revered for wartime leadership displayed unshakeable will to prevail for vital national objectives.
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It was a harder journey than they expected, but they were were unshakeable in their determination.
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She moved through the world with unshakeable calm, confidence, and a fiery, fierce grace and abounding love.
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Do people stop using napkins because of unshakeable cultural convictions, or because they're a waste of money?
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In the Finals, fear of Chandler disrupted the Heat's offense and the unshakeable confidence of LeBron James.
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I floated on a sense of security and peace, and at that point, my faith felt unshakeable.
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Australia's unshakeable security relationship with the United States, however, has limited how cosy it gets with China.
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The boy was was tall and well built and had wavy hair, excellent teeth and unshakeable equilibrium.
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Every knob and switch is well weighted to provide smooth operation and an unshakeable feeling of solidity.
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In turn, Nomi's unshakeable trust and receptiveness to Amanita's opinions display a mutual respect between the couple.
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So most of what I took away from those condom races was an unshakeable fear of AIDS.
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"Bullying became a trend for many people unfortunately," she said, adding that she relies on unshakeable self-love.
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To wit: Her rainbow hair, new tattoos, and unshakeable love for glitter — which, apparently, extends to her face.
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Ever since Simon died, I've had an unshakeable fascination with hearing people's stories of their childhood pets dying.
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This, coupled with the prompt to see Dern in this dog's face, makes for a strong, unshakeable perception.
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Their one moment of indiscretion creates a reputation for them online that becomes, to a large degree, unshakeable.
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The article illustrated how unshakeable Republican opposition has been to Obama, a Democrat, appointing a replacement for Scalia.
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We remember him for his humor, his charm, his unshakeable integrity, and of course his fantastic Twitter account.
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He said Germany had a clear and unshakeable position, "but we want to stay in dialogue with Moscow".
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All of the proceeds from Tony's latest book "Unshakeable: Your Financial Freedom Playbook" will go to Feeding America.
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Yet what connects nearly every film he's worked on is an unshakeable feeling of alienation and self-doubt.
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It takes me a long time to believe something but when it happens I'm unshakeable in that belief.
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It's misty-eyed ambient music at its very best—sentimental and melancholic, but full of a strange, unshakeable warmth.
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It's about the unshakeable truth that there are people in this world whose lives you've shared (parents, children, siblings).
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And so far, his unshakeable supporters seem untroubled that he has junked his pledge to fund his own campaign.
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This is the special power that Hollywood frequently aligns with success: an unfounded, unshakeable belief in one's own Greatness.
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For a long time, unlike in the Arab world or Ukraine, the western status quo appeared to be unshakeable.
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Moner said she felt it was important to capture Dora's "unshakeable positivity and excitement for life" in her portrayal.
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He had unshakeable confidence that England would prevail through drudgery alone, and that is a form of presumption in itself.
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Jim Hayden is basically a conservative fever dream, the corporeal manifestation of an unshakeable faith in shitty frontier justice ethos.
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Three years ago, Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort appeared together on screen and melted our hearts with their unshakeable bond.
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His poll numbers are steadily falling, as the faint-hearted leave him, and even his supposedly unshakeable base is shrinking.
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This will mark the first moment when real detente can happen between the US and this ageing yet unshakeable regime.
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For Tony Robbins, self-made millionaire and best-selling author of "Unshakeable " and "Money: Master the Game, " investing isn't complicated.
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Modern Vampires of the City would be their ultimate crossover, determining an unshakeable appeal to more than just hip kids.
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Robbins joined Creative Planning in 2016, and he and Mallouk coauthored another financial advice book through Simon & Schuster, Unshakeable, in 2017.
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Over that short time, the event has amassed an unshakeable reputation and the love for the festival comes from all angles.
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Every infuriating decision that Collins makes stems from an unshakeable optimism, a hope that what didn't work yesterday might work today.
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But they become owners; they become capitalists," said Robbins, who interviewed some of the biggest financial experts for his book "Unshakeable.
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But any hopes will be quickly dampened by a familiar, unshakeable certainty that the Three Lions will crash out ignominiously—again.
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Many women felt crushed when they couldn't perform these seemingly basic tasks, surrounding them in a cumbersome, unshakeable fog of shame.
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Trump also has an unshakeable belief that he is uniquely positioned to defuse a dangerous standoff with Moscow by courting Putin.
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Justin Timberlake, of the unshakeable "Can't Stop This Feeling," produced the song and the actress credits her success to his magic touch.
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In his new book "Unshakeable," Robbins lays out some of the most common mental traps and presents a blueprint for avoiding them.
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They have an unshakeable bond, they're all moms and they all unanimously agree that co-star/TV Uncle John Stamos hasn't aged.
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But today's pleas for unity should not obscure a central, unshakeable fact: We are also here because of the Democratic Party's incompetence.
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"I had a good day," Beth says, before things cut to black — leaving us with an unshakeable feeling of tragedy and loss.
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Over two dozen mixtapes and albums, Thug has instantiated his city's independent streak, unshakeable sense of self-reliance, and ten-gallon confidence.
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But Anderson's rock-solid belief was unshakeable, even when he faced a match point in the 10th game of the third set.
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Yet Segel never earned an Emmy nod for his portrayal of the lovable environmental lawyer with an unshakeable belief in the supernatural.
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One of Danielle Bradbery's hallmarks, as a contestant on The Voice in 2013 and as an emerging country star, is her unshakeable tenor.
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Whatever their feelings about metaphysical matters, Mr Hagee and Mr Jeffress are both unshakeable in their support for America's new policy towards Israel.
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"Throughout his two terms in office, he represented all Americans with decency, integrity, and an unshakeable commitment to the greater good," he continued.
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Her will to spend many hours a day in prayer seemed unshakeable until her death on December 26th at the age of 88.
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She moves through the world with an unshakeable confidence in her own talent, capability, and fabulousness, which the narrative never treats as misplaced.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's resolve to protect peace and stability in the South China Sea is unshakeable, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Thursday.
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I happily threw my Pokéball to capture it, unshakeable in my faith that this Zubat was the harbinger of paranormal Pokémon to come.
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The big question for Evo this year is who, if anyone, will be on their game enough to challenge this seemingly unshakeable top tier.
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What makes it remarkable, though, is its unshakeable empathy for the victim, played by Laura Dern as an adult and Sophie Nélisse in flashbacks.
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In this seemingly unshakeable cycle of improvements and gaffes, it's nearly impossible to make a full accounting of Google's user privacy impacts and protections.
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When I wrote "Unshakeable," my mission was to arm readers with the facts to create peace of mind in a world of increasing volatility.
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His unshakeable base, giving him between 35% and 40% in most polls, seems impervious to the forces that normally shift perceptions of a politician.
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In his book "Unshakeable, " Robbins explains that funds dispense with the human error — and therefore most of the risk — inherent in picking stocks individually.
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Every crevice has to be filled with some kind of moving part that will make the song as noticeable and as unshakeable as possible.
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Having had that strong, unshakeable relationship with your wife for so long, do you think that's what's kept you moving in the right direction?
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Why it matters: The unshakeable loyalty of Sanders supporters has pushed Democratic insiders to take his campaign more seriously as of late, Politico notes.
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A great many liberals and Democratic strategists share an unshakeable belief that a candidate who has self-identified as a socialist for decades will lose.
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She took home the Billboard Music Award in 2018 for highest-selling album; in terms of album sales, her grip on the industry is unshakeable.
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The glamour, exoticism and showmanship that makes seeing them live so exciting, so incredible, is tinged with the unshakeable feeling that it's all an act.
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They instilled an "unshakeable confidence" and sense of superiority in their pupils, as members of the best class of the best nation in the world.
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What made the 1972 campaign work — and one of the enduring core values, even in the disappointing presidential bids — was Joe's unshakeable trust in Val.
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That unshakeable support in the party base has encouraged the nearly undivided loyalty that Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee have displayed during the hearings.
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"There is a personal vote for Donald Trump that is unshakeable," said John Couvillon, a Louisiana-based pollster who has been tracking the primary totals.
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Tender, unshakeable eye-gazing: Bradley Cooper's surprisingly solid live vocal abilities: Genuinely incredible singing and overall artistry... ...that may also double as a raging O-face.
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Since last Friday, I've been binge-watching The Bachelor in the hopes of clasping onto some unshakeable truths about relationships, and I've barely scratched the surface.
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Many of us assumed that the democratic foundations laid after World War II and consolidated with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 were unshakeable.
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Top German politicians have courted banks ever since the Brexit vote, persuading many to move there because Europe's biggest economy proved unshakeable during the financial crash.
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In legal terms, the president is on unshakeable ground when it comes to setting refugee policy or suspending entry from state sponsors of terrorism like Iran.
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"Their faith in Trump is total and it is unshakeable, at least as of now, and they are not at all worried about this," he said.
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While solar and wind power, batteries and electric vehicles grab headlines, oil's unshakeable importance to the global energy picture may not be in jeopardy after all.
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This infuriatingly unshakeable habit stems from a persistent concern that I need to stay on top of messages and mentions from colleagues working in different time zones.
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" The garrulous, somewhat manic Bolsonaro defends his opinions with the unshakeable conviction of a man mystified as to why others do not feel the same way. "Torture?
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But I had been sold love, true love, infatuation that borders on and leads to violence, unshakeable, unquenchable love and, like a sucker, I fell for it.
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An unshakeable sense of alienation settled in me; I frazzled my scalp with relaxer, battled with my weight, and grew defensive at anyone who challenged my ethnicity.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Twitch, the video game streaming service, has enjoyed a swift and seemingly unshakeable rise since its start in 2011.
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But there are two things that guide her: her family and her unshakeable Catholic faith, which she learned, growing up in Baltimore, from her daily communicant mother.
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Luhrmann is searching for an actor between the ages of 19 and 28 who can portray the singer's shy vulnerability masking his unshakeable faith in his own destiny.
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Rage Becomes Her By Soraya Chemaly If you've spent a good deal of time this year feeling an unshakeable sense of unbridled rage, you should read this book.
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There are programs for all ages, and meditations of various lengths, plus the opportunity to track your progress over time towards that unshakeable calm you've been searching for.
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Kasatkina was unshakeable on Monday and outlasted Wozniacki to win a 32-stroke rally to move 5-3 ahead before claiming victory when Wozniacki pulled a return wide.
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Its portrayal of unshakeable faith, men under pressure and graphically violent battle scenes has all Gibson's hallmarks, and has a 96 percent approval rate on review aggregator RottenTomatoes.com.
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It still proved an unshakeable feature in highway driving, especially during traffic, and something I'm going to sorely miss now that I'm moving back to my regular ride.
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When we pay attention to history, it turns out a lot of things that seem natural and unshakeable in our time are actually just inventions of earlier generations.
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They remind us of the very best of her: an unshakeable woman whose bold, crass humor and wit only highlighted her strength in an industry that didn't deserve her.
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Dana White once famously used Pickett as an example of a fighter with the most unshakeable heart when lambasting the approach of hot-and-cold striking standout, Uriah Hall.
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This look of apathy instilled in Lu Xun a deep, unshakeable pessimism, but also the conviction that good writing should be able to shake one out of one's slumber.
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"A great perk of this is that as you evolve as an entrepreneur, you can also evolve aspects of your model since the foundation of your business is unshakeable."
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As far as we're concerned, the unshakeable pillars of dough, cheese, and tomato sauce are just markers for further inspiration and these 16 creative recipes are evidence of that.
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The mainstream media coverage of the trial and the subsequent online free-for-all have fed into an unshakeable public perception that something about the prosecution case just doesn't add up.
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If there is one thing I believe ought to be a basic, unshakeable physical fact of my apartment, it is Harry Styles's face, specifically as it was captured in spring 2017.
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The feeling that if you look long enough you might be able to crack its mysteries and reveal the rendered image to be some sort of clever photograph is almost unshakeable.
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But growing trade ties are only one side of a delicate balancing act for Australia, whose unshakeable security relationship with the United States has limited how cosy it gets with China.
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It sounds so bright, in fact, that it practically chirps; it's full of bells and chimes, adorned with a polished sheen and anchored by one of Jeff Tweedy's most unshakeable melodies.
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Perhaps emboldened by the unshakeable backing of a major powerful ally, Duterte seems increasingly unconcerned with the moral or legal ramifications of condoning extrajudicial slaughter in his country's ongoing drug war.
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When she burst upon the scene as a fresh-faced 2628-year old in 28500, singing the Evil Gal Blues, the country was taken aback by her voice and unshakeable confidence.
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While the tax plan's provisions for individuals have morphed dramatically over the course of the past year, the unshakeable bedrock of the plan has been sharp tax cuts for big corporations.
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The overall "normalcy" of the character's life, her hope for a happy future with her adoring husband, her unshakeable work ethic, are part of what gives Lady Dynamite its positive perspective.
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China's foreign minister said last week that China's resolve to protect peace and stability in the South China Sea was unshakeable, and that outside forces were attempting to muddy the waters.
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But I will also call upon it to describe the unshakeable bonds of kinship and history I share with my family, and the connections and allegiances I have with close friends.
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Cornet, who had lost in straight sets the last two times these players met, fell behind early on, but her plan was unshakeable - don't let the Czech get into a rhythm.
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What surprised me was not the idea that machines should never make life-and-death decisions, but the overwhelming assumption and unshakeable belief that people are actually good at such decisions.
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Credit a compassionate coach, Jim Larranaga, who preached that basketball is fun, and a cast of overlooked, mostly local talent that played with unselfish grit and an unshakeable belief in each other.
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" As investigators tried to piece together what happened, photojournalist Josh McKerrow shared his unshakeable resolve to keep The Capital Gazette publishing for his Annapolis community, tweeting: "There will be a Capital Friday.
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Clearly, the United States has made many grave mistakes throughout history, but the country's guiding principles have remained unchanged: the fierce defense of individual liberties and an unshakeable commitment to democratic ideals.
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Sports' relationship with booze is unshakeable, and alcohol brands spend billions a year advertising their stuff to fans in the hopes of scoring some space in the seemingly bottomless guts of fans.
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"This is Lena Dunham's main problem: she has acquired the unshakeable idea that her perspective, no matter how ill thought out, is important and must be shared," tweeted the writer Shon Faye.
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But there's little chance it will loosen Trump's unshakeable hold on his political support base, which tends to view such media storms as more proof that the establishment is biased against Trump.
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While these 'Iran hawks' in the United States are unlikely to call themselves warmongers, they do hold to an unshakeable belief that America cannot peacefully coexist with the current regime in Iran.
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They could even take some comfort in what seems to be an unshakeable (some might say illogical) belief that they served the President and country better than everyone who has already exited.
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What surprised me, however, was not the idea that machines should never make life-and-death decisions, but the overwhelming assumption and unshakeable belief that people are actually good at such decisions.
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It may be my unshakeable loyalty to Ford's grumpy, roguish performance that makes me wary of Alden Ehrenreich taking on the character, even if some reviews are saying he does an admirable job.
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So, we decided test Feldstein and Dever's seemingly unshakeable bond with a round of high school-themed "Who's Most Likely To..." Spoiler: They are both likely to charm the crap out of you.
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But when I stumbled upon Channel 4 comedy Derry Girls, I found laughter in abundance and a reminder of my Northern Irish parents' unshakeable sense of humour in even the darkest of hours.
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"But I really wanna know is if how I feel / Is only in my head / Or is it real?" she questions, before outlining her unshakeable feelings and abstract desires for some unnamed other.
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Robbins goes into more detail on index funds in his book "Unshakeable, " in which he explains that funds eliminate the human error — and therefore the risk — that is inherent in picking stocks individually.
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"I don't know what the future is going to hold, I don't know what will happen, but what I do know is my unshakeable faith in the men and women here," he said.
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He is enchanted by the visceral power of Formula 1 racecars and wonders what that says about his identity, and his unshakeable lust for what is on the surface, overtly masculine and cliche.
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Based on a true-ish story, this three-character play about an unshakeable fact-checker (Daniel Radcliffe), an unyielding writer (Bobby Cannavale) and an editor on deadline (Cherry Jones) reaches its last lines.
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Aja: I'll be very upfront and say that I grew up with an unshakeable, nay, zealous, faith in the thoroughly integrated book musical, whose songs evolve organically from the book and the characters.
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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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"The president came out and announced his firm and unshakeable belief that individuals were voting illegally in large numbers," said Levitt, who served as deputy assistant attorney general in the DOJ's Civil Rights Division.
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That's basically at the top of my list for online ordering options, because I have this unshakeable feeling that my online orders are going into a void from whence no food will ever emerge.
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Our focus cannot be on a desire to innovate for the novelty of the technology, but rather must encapsulate an unshakeable belief that we can be and do better, with technology serving that progress.
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Both campaigns will be closely watching exit polls for evidence that Clinton's hold on women -- once thought unshakeable owing to the historic possibility that she could be the first female president -- could be further slipping.
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This is a pocket of land where the most radicalized rebels have been pushed and where constantly battered and brutalized civilians harbor unshakeable loathing for a regime that has bombed their hospitals and schools incessantly.
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Calls for more answers While bin Salman's power in the kingdom may seem unshakeable, the Khashoggi case could isolate the country just as it seeks better relations with the world, largely to attract foreign investment.
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The man who once had an unshakeable hold on second place in the primaries -- and the most outsidery outsider in the 2016 campaign – has slipped so far outside he can't be seen or heard anymore.
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Among some in climate circles — an odd coalition of conservatives, libertarians, and far lefties — there is an unshakeable faith that per-capita dividends are the skeleton key that will unlock public acceptance of carbon taxes.
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That feeling of being a captive in the relationship between performer and audience was a significant element in developing Barbara's persona, with her 21 volumes of unpublished poetry and absolutely unshakeable belief in her own brilliance.
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"Unshakeable " by Tony Robbins Originally published: 2017 You don't have to predict the future to win the investment game — if you focus on what you can control, you can be the master of your investment fate.
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Whereas those men saw the United States as moral leader of the free world -- and its alliances with other similarly-minded European democracies as the unshakeable foundation of world peace and progress -- Trump sees things differently.
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Trump's refusal to hide reflects his unshakeable confidence that he's the only one who can get them to turn out in November, allies say — and the reality that his base won't abandon him, no matter what.
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"In these difficult moments, I would like to reaffirm to Africa and the entire world my unshakeable faith in the capacity of the Burkinabe people to preserve their dignity and ferociously oppose their enemies," Kabore said.
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The 1990s were an advertising heyday for Budweiser, Pepsi, and a handful of forgotten dot com companies, all of whom jockeyed to win the nation's approval with trippy short films featuring talky animals and unshakeable catch phrases.
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Since suffering a rare blip in 2008, when it was nudged into second place by the United States, the Swiss economy has maintained an efficient but unshakeable grip on the top spot in the WEF annual ranking .
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In its fictional world, Gossip Girl was iconic because the blog held a full monopoly over its jurisdiction: The blog's word was the law that the elite obeyed; there was an unwavering, unshakeable attachment to Gossip Girl.
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Commonly known as AMLO, Lopez Obrador has bounced back from two presidential election defeats, two gubernatorial losses and a 2013 heart attack to defy his critics with an unshakeable faith in his ability to tackle Mexico's ills.
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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 unshakeable.
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She captures that very particular brand of high-achieving type-A smart girl — who's not exactly nerdy, in touch with pop culture but alienating in her unshakeable sense of superiority — with impeccably timed delivery and inspired facial expressions.
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" So it came as some surprise when North Korea&aposs state news agency fired out a late-night missive blasting the talks, warning that "we may be shaken in our unshakeable will for denuclearization, rather than consolidating trust.
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But it still faces an unshakeable controversy of Scarlett Johansson playing Motoko Kusanagi, the cyborg and lead character, and whether the role should have gone to an Asian or Asian-American actor since the story is inherently Japanese.
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His efforts are starting to show in the polls—but with just over two weeks until Iowans cast their votes, Cruz needed to hammer in his message Thursday night, and hold his own against the unshakeable GOP frontrunner.
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It's a trailer created almost exclusively to highlight the endless references that made Cline's novel resonate for many readers, but it gives the unshakeable impression that the finished product is just going to be a soulless reference-machine.
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This unshakeable and non-negotiable confidence is a big part of what the people who don't like LaVar Ball dislike about him, and also a big part of why he makes for such entertaining (if one-note) television.
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We can't change most anxiety-inducing situations—like a work deadline coinciding with a breakup coinciding with a politics-induced migraine—but there are factors completely within our control when it comes to being our most unshakeable selves.
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He expresses dismay at the unshakeable feeling that he's being controlled by forces bigger than him, and he gestures toward this intangible "ether" or "a thin filament of anxiety" that's been a perpetual companion in the Trump era.
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There was even a five-minute long birthday celebration for Canelo—a man who is often credited with an unshakeable confidence, reduced to an embarrassed, wry smile as his rosy-red cheeks matched the shade of his hair.
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After Johnson took his only bogey of the day at the 12th, his lead was trimmed to a single shot but the 34-year-old was unshakeable, answering with a birdie at 13 to get back on track.
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With each passing day that rumors and accusations circulated, the name Conor Oberst seemed to be garnering an unshakeable stigma, and the career he had built over 20 years in music appeared to be in a death spiral.
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Sheindlin sends the hard-nosed but reassuring message that — even in a world her viewers suspect is wobbling off its axis — certain things remain unshakeable: the law, common sense, and the bright moral line between right and wrong.
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Compelled by his unshakeable faith and deep love of country, he dedicated his life to defending both America and the American idea -- fighting tirelessly to ensure that our nation always remains a land of justice, freedom and hope.
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With not one, or two, but three tracks with the word "blues" in their titles, Young seemed set out to make an album that was reflective and personal, uninterested in mass appeal, and tinged with a sadness that's unshakeable.
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Along with a fearsome reputation as a fighter, Ali spoke out against racism, war and religious intolerance, while projecting an unshakeable confidence that became a model for African-Americans at the height of the civil rights era and beyond.
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Netflix's newest documentary, Tell Me Who I Am, explores the unshakeable bond between twin brothers — one who lost his memory and one who would do anything to protect him from his traumatic past, even if it means rewriting history.
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His willingness to say the kind of things most politicians would never dare utter built him an unshakeable base of voters who are never shocked by behavior that revolts the establishment and repeatedly confounds predictions of his political demise.
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While it's useful to see just how deliberately Ailes manipulated the American people in his business interests, there's an unshakeable sense throughout The Loudest Voice that it's commodifying our current media and political cesspool while we're still drowning in it daily.
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"We're united in our recognition of NATO as the bulwark of our collective defense and today we've reaffirmed our unshakeable commitment to this alliance," May said, adding that they would try to better equip the alliance to fight terrorism and cyberwarfare.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told Trump on Wednesday that Tokyo and Washington were "unshakeable allies," adding that stability in Asia-Pacific was crucial to peace and prosperity in the U.S. Abe planned to meet Trump in New York on Nov.
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" After they were bought by Facebook, WhatsApp sought to reassure users that "absolutely no ads [would be] interrupting your communication" - a theme it continued on Thursday when it said that the company's "belief in the value of private communications is unshakeable.
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Whatever reasoning explains the decline of the National Football League—only very recently considered an unshakeable cornerstone of American sports and culture—it seems clear that McMahon is going to go ahead with his second foray into a pro football alternative.
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All of those conversations—about its design, its cultural impact, the contexts of its release, its meaning-making—they're not arguments for Battlegrounds quality, but they're evidence of what an important, unshakeable place it has held in my life this year.
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We can't change most anxiety-inducing situations—like a work deadline coinciding with a hostile breakup coinciding with a politics-induced migraine—but there are factors completely within our control that set us up to be our most unshakeable selves.
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"Index funds take a 'passive' approach that eliminates almost all trading activity," he writes in his book, "Unshakeable, " in which he explains that funds eliminate the human error — and therefore the risk — that comes from trying to pick stocks individually.
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"Take a percentage of what you earn, no matter how little you earn or how much you earn," said Tony Robbins, life and business strategist and author of the book "Unshakeable: Your Financial Freedom Playbook" in an interview with GOBankingRates.
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"In a situation in which security relations in the Asia-Pacific region are increasingly severe, it is very important to demonstrate the unshakeable U.S.-Japan alliance at home and abroad," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference.
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Her aggressiveness, her strength, her unshakeable belief that she had the right guy — I don't know why that would be a reason for persecution and any kind of attack about her physical appearance or how she was handling herself in the courtroom.
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While the President has virtually unshakeable loyalty from the evangelical Christians and tea party activists who compose more than two-thirds of the party, Greenberg says, his polls indicate Trump could face cracks among the remaining secular and more moderate GOP voters.
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He said he reaffirmed to Park and Abe the "unshakeable US commitment to take necessary steps to defend our allies in the region," including through the planned deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or THAAD, anti-missile system in South Korea.
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Time and time again—often when the stakes areat their highest—they have proven their unshakeable commitment toprotecting the American people, upholding the Constitution and laws of the United States, and demonstrating the virtues found in the FBI motto:Fidelity, Bravery, and Integrity.
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Just as the many depictions of Hillary Clinton by Amy Poehler and Kate McKinnon lingered in the memory as somehow friendly (smart, groundbreaking) and devastating (power-mad) at the same time, so did they likely reinforce every unshakeable opinion of the candidate.
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Taken altogether — along with a turn from Bobby Cannavale that takes full advantage of how domineering Cannavale can be, as well as how unexpectedly tender — these pieces form a whole that's unshakeable even when the thread of the plot starts to fray.
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The Classroom features schoolchildren playing in a park; Rose Bush depicts a flowering plant in a yard; and in We Played As Kids, a group of men gather around a set of steps, their unshakeable bond forged by growing up together in the community.
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But everything that slinks, bounds, and lumbers across this sun-baked, proto-Madagascan theater is united in unshakeable wariness over the region's most feared apex predator: Razanandrongobe sakalavae, an enormous, land-striding relative of crocodiles with a nightmare where its face ought to go.
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His semi-final walkover — after Canadian Milos Raonic pulled out of their Paris Masters semi-final with a leg injury — means Murray has risen to number one in the world for the first time in his career, ending Djokovic's seemingly unshakeable 141-week grip.
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It situates itself in and focuses on the in-between space of the "1.5 generation," people who immigrated before their early teens and for whom there can be the unshakeable feeling of being not entirely American nor entirely enmeshed in cultures of origin either.
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Michelle proved herself a woman more than capable of the roles she took on; she made it clear where she'd come from and how hard she worked, and she stood in her truth as a wife and mother and First Lady — firmly, to the point of unshakeable.
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"There was an almost unshakeable faith in the ability of dilution/dispersion as a process to purify effluent or at least make it 'disappear'," she wrote in a letter to the City of Cape Town during a public participation process regarding the outfall sites last July.
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Throughout the twists and turns that have followed, Trump's lead has remained nearly unshakeable, with him only relinquishing the top spot for a single day when retired neurosurgeon, Ben Carson, eclipsed all other contenders before wandering back off into obscurity almost as swiftly as he appeared.
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Trump plans, in talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to "reaffirm America's unshakeable bond to the Jewish state" and in a meeting with Abbas to "express his desire for dignity and self-determination for the Palestinians," said McMaster, a decorated Army general with extensive Middle East experience.
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There was a nearly uniform and unshakeable belief among the people we spoke with that Trump's promises of Obamacare repeal were just campaign bluster — that the Republican nominee wouldn't actually take away health insurance from people who had just gained coverage for the first time in their lives.
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"The uncomfortable conclusion ... is that many of us will now have an unshakeable conviction that the referee of our affairs, not least because you made public your opinion and your vote on the issue of Brexit, is no longer neutral," pro-Brexit Conservative lawmaker Crispin Blunt, said at the time.
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Which is exactly how legendary places like these are made: authentic food, made with perseverance, the grit of hard work, and an unshakeable confidence that though trends may come and go, there are people out there who will get up at 7 AM on a Sunday to queue for carnitas.
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Against all the odds, that investment has paid off, producing a peerless generation of footballers, Vikings in cleats, whose collective team play, unshakeable confidence, and will to win, made Iceland the smallest ever nation to qualify for a major tournament at Euro 2016, and pound for pound, the sport's greatest micropower.
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"The political environment is shakeable, but I am pretty sure the property market is unshakeable," said office assistant Candy Lau, 32, as she queued for an HK$8 million, 2600 sq ft, one-room apartment in the development by Sun Hung Kai Properties , Hong Kong's largest developer by market value.
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Her unwavering, unshakeable belief that putting the evidence in front of the jury was all that was going to be necessary, and that she didn't need to do what the defense did: razzle-dazzle them and do a big 11 o'clock number, and try to impress them and spark them to something.
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You can debate how much Facebook contributed to Instagram's success — and surely it contributed a lot — but Systrom and Krieger had unshakeable beliefs about app design that served them very well, and now that they're gone all that is left is for Instagram to become a reskinned version of the Facebook app.
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In 2007, Waldorf was brought to life by actress Leighton Meester (who turns 30 on April 9) when the best-selling book series by Cecily von Ziegesar debuted as a television show on The CW. Both on paper and on-screen, Waldorf had an unshakeable take-no-prisoners attitude that quickly became a series trademark.
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My father, a strong believer in self-abnegation to the point that you were causing yourself and others pain for absolutely no reason at all except to satisfy your own stubbornness, had an unshakeable prejudice against cable television at a time when the Yankees were migrating increasing numbers of their games away from over-the-air stations.
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In the cosmology of The Process, the worst years are not the ones with the fewest wins—the last three, when the team has won 37 of 246 games, or 247 including their opening night loss on Wednesday—but the ones that came before, when the team was stuck in aimless and unshakeable mediocrity, first with and then without Allen Iverson.
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The first is "Air Mail," a funny and vivid story of a young traveler on a Thai island undergoing such severe amoebic dysentery that he enters a state of religious ecstasy; the second is "Capricious Gardens," which holds the unshakeable images of giant armfuls of artichokes in a dim country kitchen and the chalky relic of St. Augustine's finger bone.
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I am a fan of the New England Patriots and like pretty much all Pats fans have an unshakeable belief that Goodell was farcically unfair to Tom Brady with his heavy-handed treatment of the quarterback's possibly being ''generally aware'' that a minuscule amount of air pressure might have been removed from the footballs he used in last year's A.F.C. championship game — the so-called Deflategate scandal.
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And yet, no matter how many accolades I receive, or how proud my parents tell me they are, or how much encouraging feedback I get from colleagues, lying just beneath the surface of my ambition will always be the unshakeable feeling that thanks to the color of my skin, I will never be seen as equally successful or capable as the white woman next to me.
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Consistent, practical, opinionated, and absurdly, almost comically stubborn on the one hand; sensual and overindulgent on the other, a lover of earthly pleasures with a keen eye for beauty and a vague yet unshakeable desire to sink into a large memory-foam bed made up with pristine white linens and big, fluffy pillows and emerge only to be fed lobster tails drenched in melted butter and guzzle (not sip) Champagne.
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"The cooperation between China and Australia showcases to the region and the world our determination to defend trade liberalization and advocate the benefits of free trade," Turnbull told business leaders and politicians at a forum in Sydney, in comments closely echoed by Li. But growing trade ties are only one side of a delicate super-power balancing act for Australia, whose unshakeable security relationship with the United States and Western democratic values have limited how cozy it gets with China.
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Here's some of the wisdom he shared on Twitter: He said what we were all thinking He was a glass-full kind of guy He was wiser than us all He had thoughts on Bernie Sanders And some more on President Trump He loved all teams Michigan He remained hopeful during his cancer battle His sense of humor was unshakeable He kept his followers updated His last tweet Wednesday was a mix of his usual humor and a reminder to his supporters that he was still fighting.
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Here are some of the best books to read to ease your mind about the stock market:"Warren Buffet's Ground Rules," by Jeremy C. Miller"I Will Teach You To Be Rich," by Ramit Sethi"Mastering The Market Cycle" by Howard Marks"Unshakeable: Your Financial Freedom Playbook" by Tony Robbins"The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by John C. Bogle"Broke Millennial Takes On Investing," by Erin LowryWith social distancing measures in place and the stock market riding a roller coaster, a book might just be the place to turn.
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