Sentence examples for More steadfast from inspiring English sources

On the surface, Britain has proved a more steadfast ally.

For centuries, the American struggle for a more independent judiciary has been more steadfast than successful.

And throughout the last 67 years America has had no more steadfast and reliable partner.

Yvette Cooper is more steadfast, consistently challenging George Osborne on economic terrain.

In Idaho, the candidate in question, Vaughn Ward, lost his primary to a more steadfast anti-17ther.

The architects of Mr. Bush's new space plan must surely hope that their audience is more steadfast.

More seriously, the steadfast refusal to understand, or accept the reality of inequality, underscores all of these criticisms: they have an "irrational anger against the world", wrote Routledge.

Cazeneuve asked for the meeting, saying "our battle against terrorism must be, more than ever, steadfast", and must be reinforced at the European level.

But array those same circumstances over 17-year-old Bristol Palin, and it is received at the convention as one more example of steadfast prolife values.

I was lucky to be in Zuccotti Park that first day, with the much more courageous and steadfast Occupiers, who slept out, and planned often truly profound visions for social change.

His Orlando exudes an ardent confidence in the truth of his feeling that makes him a formidable foil for Ganymede's prickly taunting and, more important, a steadfast lover for Rosalind when she finally drops the pretense at the jubilant conclusion.