In the words of Dave Eggers, "the architecture of residential San Francisco is about detail, wilful eccentricity, an almost rococo approach to line, and a steadfast devotion to art for its own sake, beauty as its own reward.
"Yale's long history, even in these past two weeks, has shown a steadfast devotion to full freedom of expression," Salovey continued.
George W. Bush maintained a steadfast devotion to Israel during his presidency after visiting in 1998 while serving as the governor of Texas.
Her broad legacy is testimony to the heights an actor can reach in the performing arts, survival through unimaginable tragedies, and a steadfast devotion to social and charitable causes.
Walter Sear, an audio engineer whose steadfast devotion to pre-digital recording technology led him to maintain a studio with vintage, analog equipment, a risk that paid off in recent years as musicians like Norah Jones, Wilco and Wynton Marsalis flocked there for its rich natural sound, died on April 29 in Manhattan.
But in spite of our steadfast devotion to ethics, all of a sudden our carefully-crafted lies have been turning up real.
Above all, Troy shares his life with his wise, loving, and tireless wife of eighteen years, Rose Daviss), whose steadfast devotion to him is tested when he has an affair — and a child — with another woman.
Ms. Kennedy recognized him for 40 years of "steadfast devotion to the dream of an integrated society".
Among my various idiosyncrasies, such as (twice) driving from Washington to New York to watch a world championship chess match, the most baffling to my friends is my steadfast devotion to the Washington Nationals.
Judge Kaplan added that Colonel Colwell and Major Reiter "have performed a service to their country as well as to their client by their steadfast devotion to his cause".
The difference was that John never let the brushoff put a hitch in his stride or acid in his bloodstream, or otherwise dent his steadfast devotion to his work.
