unfaltering

American  

[uhn-fawl-ter-ing] / ˌʌnˈfɔl tər ɪŋ /

adjective

1. not stopping or hesitating; without faltering.

2. showing or having great confidence and determination.

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Example Sentences

But he was also charismatic and paid them back with his air of unfaltering confidence.

From The Wall Street Journal

“They are still fighting, unfaltering in their determination to defend their country.”

From New York Times

While Dudamel is not a composer like Bernstein, his commitment to education and his advocacy for new music — both pillars for Borda and her team in California — have been as unfaltering as his great predecessor’s.

From New York Times

A biologist at the California Academy of Sciences’s Steinhart Aquarium, Mr. Perkins belongs to that unfaltering set — hospital personnel, firefighters, point guards — whose work pauses for no holiday.

From New York Times

“As played with unfaltering bravura and wit by Robert Morse, he is a rumpled, dimpled angel with a streak of Lucifer.”

From Seattle Times