Sentence examples for because of the steadfastness from inspiring English sources
Known today as "flake white", it was prized by Old Masters such as Rembrandt because of the steadfastness of its colour and the beautiful contrasts it would bring to their oil portraits.
He appeared onstage with a representative of the Steadfastness Front, before an unruly audience that hurled questions out of turn, booed, cheered, and broke into chants.
He said that the Palestinians remained strong because of their "steadfastness" and the justice of their cause.
There's little about the ordinariness of love, the dailiness of love, or the steadfastness of love.
Europe cannot understand America's failure to see this.Americans cannot understand why some Europeans dignify terrorism as legitimate "resistance" to an occupation which, but for Palestinian intransigence, Israel's previous government would have ended anywayWhat Europeans fail to see is that, precisely because of his steadfastness in the war against terrorism, Mr Bush is widely admired in America.
There was, of course, dutiful appreciation for the steadfastness of men such as Sami Hyypia.
Because of our steadfastness in meeting this pledge, children have been educated who otherwise would have missed out.
The very definition of perseverance is the steadfastness in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.
So he mopped his brow with the backside of his glove and returned to his labors with the steadfastness of one checking the sides of a ledger.
The Wailing has echoes of Arthur Miller's The Crucible in its biblical depiction of moral panic and how it challenges the steadfastness of one's character -- but perhaps it is more terrifying because the film ultimately suggests there is no redemption even for those who resist the devil until the bitter end.
The will of 'the people' – those who hate Morsi – or the steadfastness of the Brotherhood for whom martyrdom (often in Egyptian prisons) has long been a characteristic?
