unflagging

How To Use unflagging In A Sentence

• Even Chancellor Angela Merkel, who not so long ago pledged Germany's unflagging support for Israel's quest for security, recently told Netanyahu that no one can any longer believe anything he says about Israel's interest in peace. Henry Siegman: The Democracy Revolutions and the Israel-Palestine Conflict
• It takes a generous mix of humor, bravado, and unflagging optimism for Krauss to persist in the task he's given himself.
• The book is not one word too long and its narrative pace is unflagging.
• Meanwhile, his unflagging aggression in debate, almost four decades after he first stood for Parliament in an ‘unwinnable’ Liverpool seat, is the phenomenon of the current Westminster scene.
• His exuberance and unflagging talents were duly noted by West Indies selectors and it wasn't long before he became a member of the West Indies under-19 team.
• Described unflaggingly by zealous politicians and their pious servants as ‘visionary’, the Millennium Experience was no such thing.
• We owed the Shah a great deal for his unflagging loyalty during the October War.
• An indefatigable advocate of equal rights; a tireless worker; unflagging pursuit of excellence.
• If that situation is to change, physicists must have an unflagging commitment to education.
• They remained, for example, unflaggingly matrilineal and matrifocal into recent eras. Societies, Religion, and History: Central East Tanzanians and the World They Created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE