Sentence examples for how staunch from inspiring English sources

"No matter how staunch of a supporter you are of no-abortion, whatever you are: You're a woman, and there's no way in the world you're going to vote for somebody that's going to try to tell you what to do with your body," he says.

Another speaker tells how her staunch resistance to religious faith melted away when she began to immerse herself in yoga practice.

With Africa also the world's most aid-dependent region, an increasing concern for many is how to staunch the flow of some of this illicit capital so it can be ploughed back into public sector spending such as on health, education and public infrastructure.

The speed with which Wilson ignored his own "No Takedown" rule shows us how stern and staunch a freedom fighter this boy really is.

In our first segment, Suroosh Alvi travels to Saudi Arabia to see how America's staunchest Arab ally is faring while the Middle East fractures around it and how the country may be fanning the flames of global militancy.

One thing that I haven't stopped learning is how to be a staunch idealist.

He knew how to turn his staunchest opponent on one issue into his staunchest ally on another; and he knew how to conduct the fiercest of fights with a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye.

The two most polarizing elements of his output handling his own production and hardly ever having any featured artists on his albums—have created a fissure between witty critics who cite those as reasons for how uninteresting he is, and staunch supporters who believe his self-sufficiency is more praiseworthy than the majority of his peers.

After all this one can imagine Dostum's shock when he was denied his dreamed of chance to come to the U.S. to meet with congressmen such as Dana Rohrabacher who support him and members of the Pentagon who know how important he is a staunch anti-Taliban field commander in the strategic north.

That strategy allowed the campaign more control over Mr. Corzine's public image, but it also raised a bewildering question in the minds of even his staunchest Democratic supporters: how is it that a guy so down to earth, and who ran such an uneven campaign, managed to rise to the top of Wall Street in the first place?

(And a staunch defender of it: "How can you not realise the elation of a good pop record is an art form?" he demanded in Rolling Stone in 1988).