| It was plain that the policy of the Crown was to be as unswayed by the will of the nation as in the days of King James. |
| He takes a relatively restrained approach to potentially melodramatic material and scenes in which she is unswayed by bribes or beatings make a considerable impact. |
| Despite its narrow successes, the intensive propaganda campaign left the public unswayed in more fundamental respects. |
| Somehow, somewhere there is someone thinking independently, unswayed by the media. |
| The 14 countries who gathered at the Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel in Seoul split into two groups, with those favoring engagement remaining unswayed by the sanctioneers. |
| For those, like him, unswayed by such arguments, there are, though, signs of a forthcoming shift. |
