The essay was symbolic of man's new attitude toward himself, revelling in change, and hence in growth, and forsaking his age-old dream of achieving an underlying steadfastness that might make him invulnerable and similar to the gods.
But despite organizers' own lurking fears, the uprising has proved its ability to turn out thousands into the streets, in a remarkable show of steadfastness that has left the government no option but to engage it.
The steadfastness that brought famous victory over Arsenal, though, was to slip away.
Her lyrics have always poured out thoughts of longing, solitude and steadfastness that rise toward the philosophical.
Ms. Swann-Wright stresses that the Hemings tale embraces "unknown acts of courage, discipline and steadfastness" that are universal in human experience.
I'm grateful that I can rely on your steadfastness, that when the fog of being new parents fades, you'll still be standing beside me, holding my hand and ready to move forward into a season of our marriage that's a little more technicolor and little less gray.
As Ana Maria Cabanellas, president of the International Publishers Association, puts it: "We award this prize in respect for her deep courage as a publisher and as a salute to the passion, integrity and the steadfastness that she so marvellously demonstrates". · It's time for the bloody Brits to invade America.
To successfully negotiate with Tehran, the P5+1 must demonstrate the same type of steadfastness that guardians of the Islamic Republic have shown.
"You are the only hope for your husband's soul!" or "It is through your strength and steadfastness that he will come to the Lord".
