| That view, which defies history, evidence, logic and rationality has been pumped out by the media, who now unshakeably believe their own rubbish. |
| What has established this idea so unshakeably in people's minds is a recent, and to many a rather alarming, phenomenon: the new intensity of global economic rivalry. |
| Actually, he is a quintessential establishment figure – unshakeably self-confident, paternalistic, disinterested and altruistic. |
| Despite what the LibDems will tell you, Ryedale is unshakeably Tory. |
| Three words: universality, sustainability and equality – like a non-violent French revolution, all are now unshakeably central to the post-2015 agreement. |
| Her son, Rajiv, won a landslide election victory later that year, leading some to believe that the Gandhi dynasty was unshakeably established. |
