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• And his instinctive responses to widely disparate experiences are unflaggingly creative.
• But " Enemy of the State " is unflaggingly propulsive.
• But he still holds one ace : a 72-year-old father who is extremely rich and unflaggingly loyal.
• Ingredient by ingredient, technique by technique, Ms . Kamman developed _ and has unflaggingly taught _ her relentlessly modern cooking.
• Arthur Seelen, an owner of the 75-year-old Drama Book Shop, said his clientele was unflaggingly loyal.
• Kris, being ruthlessly efficient, brilliant and unflaggingly loyal to Peter, hopes to use her skills to become his permanent secretary.
• There were a few orchestral mishaps, but for the most part he drew a polished and unflaggingly energetic performance from the Manhattan Philharmonic.
• Through it all, Baby Bink maintains an unflaggingly cheerful demeanor, an Olympic-hopeful's crawl and a seemingly unlimited supply of drool.
• Gregarious, curious, comfortably well-off and unflaggingly energetic, the French painter Paul Signac may have been the busiest European artist since Rubens.
• Although coalition commanders have been unflaggingly upbeat about the progress of the war, soldiers in the field were jolted by news of the suicide attack.
• Moreover, the story holds interest unflaggingly, and a jewel like this in a setting of the sort here revealed makes for real value ."
• The unflaggingly focused Rapp gives the show its energetic motor; the clarion-voiced Pascal its meditative soul and Ms . Rubin-Vega its affirmative sensuality.
• His distinctive filmmaking signature includes unflaggingly inventive uses of montage, sound and music where coincidences are often both funny and horrific, iconoclastic dry wit humor and imaginative rich storytelling.
• And there are times when its surroundings upstage its characters ( as they never did in the unflaggingly passionate " Wings of the Dove, " directed by Iain Softley ).
• And the profession fares little better in the public forum, where Woody Allen remains an icon of endless self-absorption, and Freud-bashing enjoys unflaggingly popularity as an intellectual sport.
• Although coalition commanders have been unflaggingly upbeat about the war's progress, ordinary soldiers were jolted by news of Saturday's car bombing by a man posing as a taxi driver.
• Perceptor's bio told how the three beings that make up Perceptor-Grindor, High Wire and Sureshock-are, despite the war raging over them, unflaggingly, unfailingly positive.
• He once said, " As a human being, I have tried to bring light to these dark times and unflaggingly struggled so that man does not become man's wolf ."
• By unflaggingly high margins, nearly 70 percent of Americans want President Bush to avoid taking sides in the conflict, as a joint poll for CNN, USA Today and Gallup reaffirmed this month.
• Unflaggingly genial and universally funny pic is already generating favorable word of mouth on twin strengths of Montreal competish jury's Special Grand Prix and kudos as best Latin American film of the fest.