unfailingly的意思|unfailingly的解释-里氏词典

unfailingly

adv.
无穷尽地,可靠地,不倦地

unfailingly

[ adv ]
without fail
<adv.all>

Unfailing \Un*fail"ing\, a.
Not failing; not liable to fail; inexhaustible; certain;
sure. --Dryden. -- {Un*fail"ing*ly}, adv. --
{Un*fail"ing*ness}, n.

The composition is sound, the realisation unfailingly thorough whichever scheme or convention proposed.
The formal, unfailingly polite Mr. Robinson speaks again and again of the importance of quality and integrity.
The narrator problem aside, there is much here that is rivetingly complicated as the unfailingly gracious Japanese welcome these Americans.
Their handling of paint, however, as should be expected from the heirs of Peploe, McTaggart and Gillies, is unfailingly impressive.
Especially one who unfailingly takes the tough decision - most famously he closed down the factory in which his own father worked.
She is a storyteller who makes the voices of Christopher and Alexandra unfailingly lively, but she is writing romance.
Americans who meet her unfailingly note Vera's uncanny resemblance to Little Orphan Annie with her curly hair and cherub cheeks.
Though Mr Cropper's intonation showed itself more regularly reliable than is sometimes the case, the quality of the ensemble-playing was never exactly fine-grained - but it was unfailingly exhilarating.
Or the administration might want to wait till after the election and give the post to Pat Buchanan, an unfailingly creative prose artist who recently dubbed the agency the "upholstered playpen of the arts and crafts wing of the Democratic Party."
At the same time, the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact faces massive changes now that the countries that once unfailingly followed the Soviet line are showing greater independence.
The senator unfailingly identifies himself as a "Vietnam veteran," and campaign literature features him as an Army volunteer photographed with a rifle and rucksack.
He never immersed himself like his House classmate Rep. Gephardt in the institutional struggles of Congress, and though he unfailingly mentions his tour in Vietnam, he rarely speaks to voters of his experiences there.
Events since New Year suggest quite the opposite is the case. Though we were warned by the FT's unfailingly perceptive television critic in advance of the new ITV regime that more would mean worse, I wonder if any of us really appreciated how worse.

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