Sentence examples for from the steadfast from inspiring English sources

"The strength of our system of constitutional rights derives from the steadfast protection of those rights in both normal and unusual times," he wrote.

"The strength of our system of constitutional rights derives from the steadfast protection of those rights in normal and unusual times," he wrote.

Ipsos Mori asked that question throughout the 1980s and 1990s and, as fairytale weddings gave way to the divorces of Charles and Andrew, there was a steady swing away from the steadfast royalist "worse off" vote to a position of indifference.

It is going to come only from the steadfast love and abundant mercy of God.

Sept. 22-23: No one reasonably expects the seventy-nine-year-old saxophonist Johnny Griffin to live up to his late-fifties title as the fastest tenor in jazz, but his earthy tone and from-the-heart balladry remain steadfast.

To his patron, the cardinal, who had expressed concern over the claim that Ramus was an academicus, he explained that the academici were merely eclectics, who "differ from other philosophers as free men differ from slaves, as the wise differ from the reckless and as the steadfast differ from the obstinate".

Though those words may seem lightweight, they are a significant departure from the usual steadfast support Fifa sponsors demonstrate for it.

There were songs from the apartheid era like the steadfast "Asimbonanga," performed by Jesse Clegg with the South African group Freshlyground; it was written by Jesse's father, Johnny Clegg.

SunPower has soared roughly 357% from its September 2006 low, riding the steadfast support of its ascending 10- and 20-week moving averages.

The recent launching of a national programme to distribute free anti-retroviral drugs through district and regional referral hospitals, with the steadfast assistance from several development partners (such as the United States, among others) were also cited.

Roosevelt got support from progressives in both parties over the steadfast objections of Cannon and his conservative Congressional coefficients.