Sentence examples for more steadfast but from inspiring English sources

Neither batsman has been remotely troubled, with Lyth continuing to drive beautifully and pull powerfully, to reach 182, and Lees, a little more steadfast but equally solid, on 131.

I may have turned Mom on to the team I love, but she ended up being the truer, more steadfast fan.

Not as just as fiercely independant artists, but as open collaborators who happened to be a little more steadfast in their modus operandi than their immediate peers.

On the surface, Britain has proved a more steadfast ally.

For centuries, the American struggle for a more independent judiciary has been more steadfast than successful.

In Idaho, the candidate in question, Vaughn Ward, lost his primary to a more steadfast anti-17ther.

And throughout the last 67 years America has had no more steadfast and reliable partner.

Yvette Cooper is more steadfast, consistently challenging George Osborne on economic terrain.

He beseeched followers to heed Cardinal George's example and be "a little more brave, a little more steadfast and a lot more loving".

The architects of Mr. Bush's new space plan must surely hope that their audience is more steadfast.

He was one of four batsmen to pass 35 but fall short of 45, along with the spritely Yasir Arafat and the more steadfast Zander de Bruyn.