Sentence examples for So staunch from inspiring English sources

So staunch defenders of foie gras like Adam Pechal, Thir13en's owner and chef, are considering new ways to replenish their supplies.

Mosul's allegiance to Mr. Hussein was so staunch that the city was known as the "regime's pillow".

If Rick Santorum is so staunch a Catholic, why does he often sound such a Protestant, not to say puritanical, note?

By James Wood February 23 , 2012If Rick Santorum is so staunch a Catholic, why does he often sound such a Protestant, not to say puritanical, note?

In fact, so staunch is this intention to stick to the blueprint that around 40% of the new series will be remade from the original scripts.

Illustration by Ed Nacional If Rick Santorum is so staunch a Catholic, why does he often sound such a Protestant, not to say puritanical, note?

Both Marlborough and Godolphin were Tories of a traditional kind and so were staunch supporters of the crown and the court as well as of the church.

Mr. Roberts said the only other time he had seen so many staunch Republicans in one place was at a campaign rally for Mr. Bush in 2004, held in the same arena in Pensacola.

So a staunch abolitionist like Timothy may have to flout the law he has sworn to protect, a matter of conscience that eludes his brother, a ward boss whose personal life is devoted to "narcotics, alcohol, bribery, violence, whoring, gambling, theft, cheating, extortion, sodomy, spying and forgery".

Under pressure to move their operations into Somalia itself so as to staunch the flow of Somalis into Kenya, international humanitarian relief agencies began flying into Mogadishu to set up emergency feeding centers and food distribution networks.

So the Royal Court, staunch defender of the notion that "a play needs to be shown as it was written", turned itself temporarily into a club theatre to stage the play's premiere on November 3 1965.