Sentence examples for from a steadfast from inspiring English sources

Under President Crow's leadership, you have enjoyed the richness of mind, spirit, and community, that comes from a steadfast commitment to inclusion and diversity.

His usual enthusiasm made way for a steadfast calm.

Supporters point to the pressure on legislators from the Roman Catholic Church, a steadfast opponent.

It just so happens that the name of the Apple employee in question is blurred out in the item thumbnail, meaning one of two things, either the person is dumb enough to be selling his own Apple "Five Year Employee award, or somehow procured it from a particularly steadfast Apple employee (friend, garage sale, robbery?).

From the early 1830s, Lincoln was a steadfast Whig and professed to friends in 1861 to be, "an old line Whig, a disciple of Henry Clay".

She says that "Hour in the Light," which is part of "Sunrise Saloon," has a steadfast following -- from devout Christians to New Agers who respond to the music's spiritual tug -- and is one of the best fund-raisers during WFDU pledge drives.

From childhood obsession, Madonna emerged as a steadfast companion to so many of my favorite memories and missteps.

Data from this study did not demonstrate a steadfast link between antimicrobial use in any particular venue and development of antimicrobial resistance among these E. coli isolates.

Japan's national character throughout the bulk of its history displays a remarkable openness to and interest in other cultures, and a steadfast desire to learn from those cultures.

Aside from our intimacy issues, Nadia and I have a steadfast bond.

Emmy Cleaves, who was separated from her family at 15 while fleeing Latvia, is a steadfast yogini.