Sentence examples for both steadfast from inspiring English sources
Moeen, though, enhanced his reputation with a maiden century that was both steadfast and enchanting, finishing unbeaten on 108; he can really play.
He finishes in a stand-off with the police and the media both, steadfast in his refusal to give up his house, his life, his memories.
It's both steadfast and ephemeral.
The author vividly captures the destruction and offers a glimpse of Mulholland, both steadfast and devastated, who never flinched from taking the blame for the disaster.
November 14 2013 November 17 201313 The pianist, who has been a trusted associate of such legendary figures as Freddie Hubbard, Dexter Gordon, and Art Pepper (who bestowed on him the title of "Mr. Beautiful"), has long been both a steadfast supporting player and a whirlwind soloist.
The music harks back to Celtic mountain ballads, string-band blues, Cajun waltzes and rural gospel hymns, and it testifies to the survival of both a steadfast heritage and one stubborn musician.
They have also both been steadfast in their opposition to Western warmongering and can come off as being a bit scruffy and cantankerous.
For years after his release from prison in 1984, Mr. Song said, Bishop Yao urged his parishioners to follow a course of quiet but steadfast opposition both to the Patriotic Catholic Association and to government curbs on their right to worship.
Mr. Stanley, 83, made "Man of Constant Sorrow," a song he has been singing for six decades, both weary and steadfast.
(Not incidentally, in his policies towards Arab-Israeli peacemaking, President Obama has, likewise, made a strategic decision to attempt to bring both parties to an agreement, and has thus both provided Israel with steadfast military and diplomatic support while enunciating basic principles that will inevitably be part of any peace deal).
Partridge and Bradwell, the survivor son of revolutionary parents, might have moments of moodiness, but both are brave and steadfast, their instincts always true.
