Sentence examples for a more steadfast from inspiring English sources
On the surface, Britain has proved a more steadfast ally.
In Idaho, the candidate in question, Vaughn Ward, lost his primary to a more steadfast anti-17ther.
HELSINKI, Finland — There is hardly a country on the continent that has been a more steadfast supporter of the European Union than Finland.
Yet many had hoped to find a more steadfast ally in the White House.Mr Obama has made clear his sympathy for demands for equal rights.
The music and film industries might be forming a more steadfast alliance partly to ward off disruptive technologies that allow people to partake without paying, but those same technologies are part of what makes music-oriented projects more likely to be undertaken and potentially more lucrative.
For some of us, it's a more steadfast, stable relationship than the one we have with our Valentine.
He beseeched followers to heed Cardinal George's example and be "a little more brave, a little more steadfast and a lot more loving".
"Let us heed his example and be a little more brave, a little more steadfast and a lot more loving," he added.
When, for example, the church struggled with the grave sin of clerical sexual abuse, he stood strong among his fellow bishops and insisted that zero tolerance was the only course consistent with our beliefs.... "Let us heed his example and be a little more brave, a little more steadfast and a lot more loving.
Neither batsman has been remotely troubled, with Lyth continuing to drive beautifully and pull powerfully, to reach 182, and Lees, a little more steadfast but equally solid, on 131.
Not as just as fiercely independant artists, but as open collaborators who happened to be a little more steadfast in their modus operandi than their immediate peers.
