Sentence examples for for steadfastly from inspiring English sources

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

At the time of his appointment, Mr. Aliyev raised great hopes in a populace furious over corruption; a longtime Communist Party figure, he was known for steadfastly refusing bribes and lived, famously, in a modest three-room apartment.

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.

Andrew Sullivan, known for steadfastly supporting President Obama, is worried — and that's putting it mildly.

Einstein for seeing the ramification of the theory of general relativity that he worked so hard to accomplish, and to the LIGO team for steadfastly pursuing the goal to measure the ripples in spacetime directly, and with that create a new type of telescope that opens up a portal, as it were, to a universe that is unfamiliar to us.

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.

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.

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

Taking only one day off after coming home, Ms. Dempsey returned to the animals she cares for so steadfastly.

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.

Because of the uncertainty, the medical profession, the Alzheimer's Association and genetic counselors have for years steadfastly advised against APOE testing, saying that the results are not definitive and if misunderstood could be needlessly upsetting, especially since there is no way to prevent or cure the disease.