Sentence examples for Steadfastly working from inspiring English sources
"These may not be stars of the commercial system," said Lisa Phillips, director of the New Museum, "but they've been quietly and steadfastly working for years".
Mr M is steadfastly working through his bibimbab, a rice-and-vegetable pot spiked with that piquant gochujang sauce and with spicy pork (or bulgogi beef, tender marinated strips) but it's a bit less zingy and more stomach-liner, if we're honest.
Often described as "Congress's leading proponent of American manufacturing," he has been steadfastly working with the Obama administration on the creation of a national manufacturing policy.
Since then, there has been consistent progress as academic researchers have been steadfastly working on developing more and more accurate models.
A hero who steadfastly worked to prevent the escalation of conventional war into thermonuclear conflict?
Mazzeo says that for a decade after 1660, when Dom Pérignon gained fame as a master blender, he steadfastly worked at ways to prevent wine from developing bubbles.
"It is important that North Korea be steadfastly worked upon to gain a peaceful solution," Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan was quoted as saying today as he met with officials in Russia.
They steadfastly work to sabotage every agency delivering, or simply supporting, contraceptive services worldwide.
Always ready to defend passionately his own interpretation of his subject's history, John was the epitome of the independent researcher, working steadfastly for decades without any institutional support.
Dutton said the Coalition was "working steadfastly to clean up Labor's monumental mess" and called on Labor to "acknowledge that its incompetent performance placed an impossible burden on the public service", saying department and Australian Border Force staff deserved an apology from the opposition leader, Bill Shorten.
There seemed to me not many American novelists who were working so steadfastly in such riveting contradictions; both the patrician and the suburban, both sexual dynamism and sexual dysfunction, the commercial and the divine.
