Sentence examples for being steadfast from inspiring English sources
Not believing in something, or not being steadfast in what you're told to believe, can be frightening.
"We do color association studies all the time, and the idea of blue being steadfast and dependable — that never changes," she said.
"We can also resist by working to survive, by being steadfast, by not making concessions – all these are forms of resistance too".
By being steadfast in our values we can impel Russia to rethink its ambitions; by being mild we can encourage their cruellest actions.
Bush rested his case on different values — staying "on the offensive," for instance — and he concluded, "By being steadfast and resolute, and strong, by keeping our word, by supporting our troops, we can achieve the peace we all want".
He was more reflective when another audience member complimented him for being steadfast but then asked him what came to mind "if you look back and go, 'Maybe I should have done this differently.' " Referring to abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison, Mr. Bush said, "What took place there and the pictures there just represented everything we didn't stand for".
"Misurata is steadfast," said another.
Uruguay are steadfast behind Suarez.
Republicans like their leaders to be steadfast.
Sylvester was steadfast in his gaze.
