Sentence examples for also staunchly from inspiring English sources

She also staunchly defended art's independence from politics.

The classic electoral coalition between peasantry and middle class which once underpinned Christian Democracy on the continent (and which also staunchly supported European integration) has long disintegrated.

Mr. Bernanke also staunchly denied that he or anyone else at the Federal Reserve did anything improper in prodding the bank to complete its takeover of Merrill.

Mr. Uribe also staunchly defends two generals who were retired by Mr. Pastrana in 1999 after allegations surfaced that they had ties to these paramilitary units.

He was also staunchly opposed to allowing undocumented immigrants to stay in the US for most of his career until he supported a 1986 bill signed by Ronald Reagan that legalized the status of nearly 3 million people.

Gooch, England's batting coach from 2009-2014, alstaunchlyhly defended the former head coach Andy Flower and the wicketkeeper Matt Prior, who both come in for scathing criticism in Pietersen's new autobiography.

"If the Viet Minh stood for independence and against French repression, its core leadership that summer also remained staunchly Communist.

Vision correctors, worn at least part time by 75.7percentnt of American adults, can be big, brash, early Eltonish or giddy Dame Ednoid, but they can also be staunchly studious, making their Poindexterous points with thick clear plastic or insinuating their Joycean intellect with fine curved wire.

Moses is also pretty staunchly and aggressively atheist for most of the film, even arguing with his wife about nurturing their son's faith -- that is, until he gets knocked unconscious by an avalanche, which is what happens right before he encounters God.

It also had rhythm staunchly on its side.

He's also taken a staunchly nationalistic, hawkish line on foreign policy.