Sentence examples for for a steadfastly from inspiring English sources

This was impressive: they were a big enough club and, coming from Glasgow, I could appreciate what he never said: that it was highly unusual then for a Catholic to play for a steadfastly Protestant club.

When out on the streets of Honolulu, people call out and wave to their Kumu, or teacher, Hina (as she is affectionately known), respecting her for the leadership she provides in educating their children and for being a steadfastly Hawaiian voice on important issues of the day".

A spokeswoman for I.B.M. steadfastly delivered a "no comment".

"This is no surprise -- Planned Parenthood's bought-and-paid-for AG has steadfastly refused to enforce the laws against the baby body parts traffickers in our state, or even investigate them," he said.

Hendrix did not make explicit declarations or attach himself to any party – it's interesting to hear that this man who became an icon for generations steadfastly refused to be a poster boy for anything in his own lifetime.

Mr. Ziegler, who was known for referring to the Watergate break-in as a "third-rate burglary" and for steadfastly speaking for President Nixon as his presidency crumbled, was 63.

These understandably unhappy people yell at him for various longstanding offenses, a ritual that is repeated when he goes to his office at an architecture firm and is fired for having steadfastly refused to work on a computer.

Mr. Toudouze said Mr. Perry's motivation was sincere, and he applauded him for steadfastly opposing a state income tax.

It's an isolated region, known for being steadfastly conservative and distrustful of government.

But Mr. Kadamus also had a blunt concession for a man who has steadfastly defended standardized testing.

For a traditionalist, he is steadfastly experimental, always trying new settings and structures for his basic, rootsy guitar rock.