This sentiment has been borrowed by contemporary writers like Teju Cole, whose Open City follows a morally questionable narrator, and George R.R. Martin, whose books chronicle warring families who believe staunchly in the good of their own causes.
Her campaign believes the staunchly pro-gun-control message will resonate in states like Pennsylvania, which also is voting Tuesday, and Connecticut, which already has some of the nation's strictest gun laws.
So what is to be done, in this brave new political world of multiple intransigent subgroups, multiple staunchly believed claims of fascism, and the ignoble failure of the anti-fascist tactics of the past?
One of the oncologists in the clinic (Dr. Lee)a staunchly believed this, and invoked a social justice ethic of inclusion and research access to explain her approach to clinical trial recruitment.
Empanada Overload Salteños staunchly believe that they invented the empanada.
There is no doubt that Mr. Bush still staunchly believes that the Iraq project can be salvaged; visiting Anbar Province last Monday, he used the word "success" a half-dozen times.
Vignelli is a strict modernist who staunchly believes that graphic design is governed by rational grids and elegant structures; content reigns supreme, and type is there only to transmit the message.
Debbie staunchly believes the perceptions of women in radio are based on outdated research, commenting: "I've never seen evidence of audience figures dropping off when a woman hits the airwaves.
"They so staunchly believe in the views they hold, that they are right 100% and everyone else is wrong.
Still, there are employers, or at least human resource managers, who staunchly believe that some form of corporate paternalism beyond employer-sponsored health care coverage, which 62% of the U.S. population receives is in the company's long-term interests, regardless of the present economic environment.
