unshaken

/ ʌnˈʃeɪkən /

adjective

1. not disturbed or moved from a position or belief

Example Sentences

Slavin on Friday said in a statement that “while the outcome is disappointing, my commitment to advocating for transparency and member rights remains unshaken.”

From Los Angeles Times

Pence, whose faith in the justice system was seemingly unshaken after his former boss bucked all accountability and went so far as to allegedly call for his execution as his supporters stormed the U.S.

From Salon

“Biden’s approval is frozen in place despite the debt ceiling deal and a recovering stock market; yet Trump’s numbers are also unshaken after an unprecedented federal indictment.”

From Washington Times

“Meanwhile, current retirees’ reports of living comfortably are unshaken, with a strong majority continuing to report that they are financially secure.”

From Washington Times

But Collins' unshaken poise also drew admirers who praised her persistence.

From Salon