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• r  with determination; in a determined manner

• So many composers are so unfalteringly dedicated to the sombre and tragic that many listeners find genuine relief in the sunniness of Percy's music, even though it often dances .
• Says Roy Harris: "If we create an indigenous music worthy of our people, it will make its way swiftly and unfalteringly.
• Bottom line: She reminded her supporters why they favor her, and may have won over some undecideds with her unfalteringly upbeat attitude and air of maturity.

• determinedly
• unshakably

News & Articles

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• Jazz pianist Fred Hersch counts blessings after near-death experience
  Praised as “unfalteringly elegant” by The New York Times, Fred Hersch’s recent album bears a more-than-apt title: Alive at the Vanguard. Not just “live” in the standard musical sense. That wouldn’t do his story justice.
  March 27, 2014 - The Columbus Dispatch

Quotes

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• Greg Wells in Boston Globe (registration)
  Mika's gift, Wells says, "is that he's unfalteringly himself."