Sentence examples for a very staunch from inspiring English sources
Mr. McCain then added: "The Czech Republic is a very staunch ally and friend.
"Punch was a very staunch advocate for the editor; it wasn't even a close call," Arthur Gelb said in 1998.
"I'M A very staunch supporter of the Second Amendment, but why talk about it?" said J. Allen Carnes in a recent interview with a state newspaper.
Another woman out shopping said: "I'm a very staunch republican but it was lovely to see Martin McGuinness and Peter Robinson standing together".
Mrs Clinton describes herself as "a very staunch supporter" of trade agreements, but voted against the Central American Free-Trade Agreement last year, and also against granting the president clear authority to negotiate such deals.
"One student reported me once, went to the local administrator who is a very staunch member of the Communist Party and told her I was talking about ideas she found strange".
As a very close staunch ally and friend and partner of the United States of America, the Republic of Korea will continue to take active participation in this war against terrorism.
Old-timers were very staunch supporters of me.
It is also the reason why Christianity has been very staunch in its support for, or opposition to, various political movements over time.
