Sentence examples for Most stoutly from inspiring English sources

The bassist Charlie Haden's new album, "American Dreams" (Verve), is probably his most stoutly commercial move in 33 years of making records under his own name.

One of the most stoutly held positions of certain orthodox modernists was the idea that one could understand new music only through careful study, multiple encounters and a sense of historical inevitability.

But Spain's uneconomic farming practices will not end without a thorough reform of the EU's common agricultural policy, which Spanish farmers, and their governments (including the new one), stoutly resist.In fact, most solutions to Spain's Moroccan problems, if solutions exist, have an EU component.

Thus, for Winterbottom, a modern Indian version of Thomas Hardy's stoutly English, 19th-century tragedy was perhaps the most obvious thing in the world.

Should his greatest horse never compete strongly over a shorter distance, Herbert knows that the most significant breeders may consider Harbinger too slow to match their stoutly bred mares.

And of course most of the press has similar temptations to weigh (resisted far less stoutly than in Broadcasting House).

As recently declassified documents and White House tapes show, Nixon and Kissinger stood stoutly behind Pakistan's generals, supporting the murderous regime at many of the most crucial moments.

Anyone can condemn the Stasi's record, and we stoutly deny that we would have caved in to its threats; only movies, or the most supple fiction, can whisper in our ears and urge us to wonder whether we, too, might have fallen prey.

Stoutly said.

Parker nods stoutly.

Mr. Gore stoutly opposes that.