Sentence examples for Continue steadfastly from inspiring English sources

I. Neutr., to abide by or adhere to strictly; to continue steadfastly, to persist, persevere in any thing (class.; syn.: persisto, permaneo).

That was O.K.' " The dramatic arc of Lidge's season was caused largely by the Phillies' manager, Charlie Manuel, who let it continue, steadfastly believing in his closer.

First and foremost: our governments continue steadfastly to give preference to the interests of the business and financial sectors.

He continued steadfastly to believe in victory almost to the end, and in Hitler beyond it.

Schalke's young coach, continuing steadfastly through a particularly severe case of second album syndrome, had largely been shielded from the fans' rising mood of discontent.

If Republicans were to continue to steadfastly block a series of appeals court nominees, Democrats say they might then have justification to revisit Senate rules and claim new power to thwart filibusters.

But it eventually fell to a magistrate to try to initiate through judicial procedures what the politicians continued to steadfastly refuse to contemplate.

Milos Nedic from Prizren, who continues to steadfastly insist that he plans to return to his house after it has been rebuilt, also reacts to the idea of an independent Kosovo with horror, saying it is completely out of the question, that he could never live in such a state.

And unlike virtually every other hacker who has come before, Poulsen continues to steadfastly refuse to tell his side of the story.

NASA continues to steadfastly tweet urgent climate change information despite GOP efforts to force the agency to stick to space and forget the Earth.

"The Russian Federation… continues to steadfastly deny the evidence on the effectiveness of harm reduction, and the rates of HIV infection among people who inject drugs in the country are among the highest in the world," it said.