"I remained steadfast" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that the person in the sentence stayed strong and resolute in their beliefs or actions. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges, I remained steadfast in my decision to pursue my dreams.
I remain steadfast and focused to ensure the safety of every person in the city".
Mr. Christie said in a statement on Thursday, "While I am heartened and supportive of the broad outline that is leading to the conclusion of negotiations between the parties, I remain steadfast that any final agreement protect the taxpayers, commuters and toll payers of New Jersey and New York".
In my guilty pleasure, I remain steadfast.
"It is disappointing that there is yet another push for delay, but I remain steadfast in my commitment to enacting these reforms and standing up for our Service Members.
Now Player II will be able to see that Player I has remained steadfast when it comes to her choice, and she need not be concerned about being suckered.
In abiding by the oath I took on January 20th, I will remain steadfast in protecting American lives and American interests.
Conversion is a tough road, which is why the converts I've met, the ones who remained steadfast through the process, are more knowledgeable and committed than so many who were born Jewish.
"I thought she was very cute, and prettier in person than on JDate," said Mr. Rubin, who remained steadfast about the distance: "She was still geographically undesirable".
Given that he has remained steadfast in stating that trans people are missing the "satirical" point of his film, I doubt we'll get answers to this question anytime soon.
And while it's been a few years (please don't ask just how many) since I graduated from Rutgers, my fandom for my school's teams, and collegiate athletics in general, has remained steadfast.
