Sentence examples for from steadfast from inspiring English sources
The conductor Riccardo Frizza's vital reading benefits from steadfast respect for the score and an ear sympathetic to what Verdi sought to achieve.
That helps explain how an innocuous speech by International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander last week came to be interpreted as a veiled signal from Gordon Brown of a British intent to retreat from steadfast alliance with the US.
But if, having exhausted those alternatives, in trying to salvage a political victory you maneuver to suspend the operations of the government of which you were elected trustees, then morally you have lost the authority that comes from steadfast commitment to democratic principles.
And while America's Jewish supporters are understandably concerned with what appears to be a growing rift between Netanyahu and Obama, they should take a deep breath, exhale, give Obama the benefit of the doubt and not overreact to some necessary tough love from steadfast allies Madame Secretary or Mr. President.
With assistance from her steadfast friend, Jack, the two endeavor to keep Israel afloat.
The 2011 "revolution" that seemed to have pulled it briefly from its steadfast implosion seems not only to have come and gone but to have been a mirage.
"The strength of our system of constitutional rights derives from the steadfast protection of those rights in both normal and unusual times," he wrote.
Hart writes: "Her personal reason for disliking the Review, I think, stemmed from our steadfast opposition to segregated social and living arrangements.
"The strength of our system of constitutional rights derives from the steadfast protection of those rights in normal and unusual times," he wrote.
Slowly, ponderously, it rose through the gray air as the dancers took their bows to cheers from their steadfast, umbrella-hoisting audience.
Asked why Mr. Sanford strayed from his steadfast helpmate, the mother of his four sons, a banker who learned to cook venison and pheasant shot by her menfolk, Mrs. Sanford hesitated.
