Unswervingly faithful, he was powerful and wise in building up the church; great in defeat, great in victory.
That deep-rooted fear was shaking Maggie now; but her mind was unswervingly bent on returning to her brother, as the natural refuge that had been given her.
He had chosen the most effective appeal; but Maggie's will was fixed unswervingly on the coming wrench.
He kept his eyes unswervingly on his grandfather's face.
I intend to protect the principle of autocracy as firmly and unswervingly as did my late and never-to-be-forgotten father.
Let all know that, in devoting all my strength to the welfare of the people, I intend to protect the principle of autocracy as firmly and unswervingly as did my late and never-to-be-forgotten father.
As we pulled down packages of rugs and tightened various straps the bright eyes of the little old woman watched us unswervingly through her spectacles.
Billy found it soothing to stretch out in a half reclining position in the bow of the boat, and have Moritz's heated, peaceful face before her, with the blue eyes that looked at her unswervingly with satisfied devotion.
The flickering light of the candle sent shadows driving across his face, and it seemed as if it were being distorted and only the dark specks of eyes were unswervingly fixed on her.
He read the letter again with characteristic deliberation, lay back awhile with pale blue eyes fixed unswervingly upon the ceiling, and finally rose and betook himself to his writing-table.
Miss Pendleton is unswervingly just, undauntedly generous, and completely devoted to the college.
And yet he had gone unswervingly on his way, and she had not known, but had thought him as pulseless to her presence as she to his.
Granted, but what was Truth that he should follow it unswervingly until he passed from flesh and blood to a parcel of dry bones?
It is only necessary to read carefully through Admiral von Tirpitz's very instructive volume to see that he took precisely the same view as we did, and as was held to unswervingly by our Committee of Imperial Defense.
For, on the one hand, its foundation was the theory that, amid the circumstances of Europe in which it had to be built up, human nature could not be safely relied on unswervingly to resist warlike impulses.
Honest in all his dealings, faithful to his friends, and unswervingly loyal to his king he had ever been, and in his old age he would not have turned traitor.
At the beginning of the troubles he had been almost the only man of the first rank who had unswervingly opposed the popular party; and he valued his fidelity at the rate it was worth.
