When Mrs. Roosevelt died, a poem by Cecil Spring-Rice about the statue was found at her bedside: "O steadfast, deep, inexorable eyes/Set look inscrutable, nor smile nor frown!/O tranquil eyes that look so calmly down/Upon a world of passion and of lies!" My friend Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, first took me to "Grief" a decade ago and makes regular visits.
He was well known for his love of family, deep integrity and steadfast courage, and will be missed by all who knew and loved him deeply.
Perhaps the deep social ties and steadfast humility of pre-boom North Dakota continued to permeate oilfield culture, as one lifelong resident optimistically suggested.
The Stars with deep amaze Stand fixt in steadfast gaze The Stars with deep amaze Stand fixt in steadfast gaze Ruskin considered the excessive use of the fallacy the mark of an inferior poet.
She was steadfast, radiant and deep enough to make you wonder whether Ness (the dour, dogged Kevin Costner) had made the best career move in seeking to rid Chicago of organised crime.
The staff at the rehab commented on how deep their love was because of his steadfast daily visits with her.
He was a man known by one and all for his deep integrity, his relentless strength, his sharp intelligence, his steadfast courage and his unending generosity of spirit.
Florence will be remembered for her steadfast faith, her extraordinary grace in the face of deep grief and pain, her beauty, compassion, her appreciation of architecture, art and design, and her love of flowers as symbols of God's munificence.
The Trustees of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation extend their deepest sympathies to the family of Rosemary Chisholm Feick, a steadfast patron and member of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection Advisory Board for almost 30 years.
This heat is the 'something deep inside' that stirs us to levels of awe, joy, inspiration, epiphany and steadfast knowing that We Are All One.
