Sentence examples for in steadfastly from inspiring English sources

(Of course, it would be downright idiotic to take a bunch of sci-fi novels as gospel, and to this extent Wilson and Shea were arch-Discordians in steadfastly repudiating "self-referential reality tunnels": dogmatic systems of thought that rely on a central, unfounded claim, to which all "evidence" is then bent in order to confirm and reinforce that basic premise).

While some, including Nixon and his camp, speculated that Felt was the source who connected the White House to the break-in, Felt steadfastly denied it until finally admitting his role in May 2005.

Until now, Ms. Washington-Williams, whose name reflects an aunt who helped raise her in Pennsylvania, Mary Washington, and her husband, Julius T. Williams, a lawyer who died in 1964, steadfastly denied that she had any familial relationship to Mr. Thurmond.

Only Mr. LaFuente remains in prison, steadfastly maintaining his innocence.

In our steadfastly advanced and technology-enhanced world, the artist's toolbox has expanded, and creatives are adjusting their interpretations of traditional artforms.

But voters like Mike have twice elected Governor Bobby Jindal who, during his eight years in office, steadfastly refused Medicaid expansion, cut funding for higher education by 44%, and laid off staff in environmental protection.

Arendt, who fled Nazi Germany for the United States in 1941, remained steadfastly committed in her writings to considering, in her own words, not "man in the singular" but humankind as a social totality.

Though the progressive group eventually dispersed – Souza made his career in London, and Syed Haider Raza in Paris – Husain remained steadfastly in Bombay, becoming a household name.

Cecil has been champion of his profession 10 times and, despite a dip in fortunes by his own high standards in recent seasons, remains steadfastly in the public's affection and the emotionally charged reception he was given as he welcomed Twice Over and rider Tom Queally into the winner's circle was straight from so many hearts.

Throughout this, the government of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who took office in 2004, has steadfastly avoided involvement in local religious disputes.

But what's already been established is that the restaurant's chef and owner, Youngsun Lee, is interested first and foremost in making his cooking — which veers from daringly creative in one dish to steadfastly authentic in the next — as accessible as possible.