Sentence examples for becoming staunchly from inspiring English sources
Turning against his inherited values and becoming staunchly liberal, he scorned religious fundamentalism and Prohibition, regretted what he considered a Southern malaise, and attacked fascism overseas.
This approach also signals a shift away from Poland's staunchly Atlanticist position to becoming more active inside the E.U.
Mr. Wood was supported for the FERC job by Enron, although after becoming chairman he supported several measures staunchly opposed by Enron, like caps on electricity prices in California.
Among them, billionaire media tycoon Alexander Lebedev, who went from being staunchly anti-Putin to becoming allied with Putin's All-Russia People's Front ahead of last December Duma elections.
France is becoming a net contributor to the CAP, yet still staunchly defends farm subsidies.
The People's Revolutionary Party was staunchly Communist for 69 years after its founding in 1921, but has moved to the center in the last decade, becoming a social democratic party that courts foreign investment and close ties with the United States.
This is just one of a series of desperate guilt-by-association tactics by the Republicans to make the staunchly pro-Israel Obama appear to be anti-Israel and may be designed less to harm the Democratic nominee's chances of election as to limit politically his options for addressing urgent matters of Israeli-Palestinian peace upon becoming president.
Broderick was staunchly antislavery.
Others looked staunchly defiant.
I was staunchly antisocial.
