Sentence examples for as a very staunch from inspiring English sources

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.

I've been labelled as a staunch this and that and a closet something else in relation to all of these issues – I would say I'm a very staunch Australian.

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.

Another woman out shopping said: "I'm a very staunch republican but it was lovely to see Martin McGuinness and Peter Robinson standing together".

"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.

I grew up sharing a very small suburban house with a very staunch second-wave feminist.

I should correct that to say a very staunch, Puerto Rican Catholic second-wave feminist.

They're very staunch.

"She's very staunch.

Former Italy manager Prandelli, who was always one of Balotelli's staunchest supporters, wanted the striker he described as a very sensitive person to become a "reference point" for the Azzurri.