Sentence examples for more steadfast in from inspiring English sources

So you have to ask, Who is more steadfast in the struggle against the enemy, Hamas or Hezbollah?" One of his men said, as punctuation, "Hamas".

Giles was much more steadfast in his opposition to another major tenet of "Averroistic" doctrine, that is the unicity of the possible intellect.

And if people were passionate about their right to drive, they're even more steadfast in their right to use their phones as they please, when they please, how they please.

It also allows us to be grounded and more steadfast in our day-to-day routine.

But when M, a tall, handsome actor, joined the group, I became noticeably more steadfast in my attendance.

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.

Yet many had hoped to find a more steadfast ally in the White House.Mr Obama has made clear his sympathy for demands for equal rights.

Netanyahu had equally high praise for Boehner, saying that "no one has been more steadfast and dedicated in the struggle against your President".

The contradiction of populism is that the sincere champion of the common people must be better informed, more astute, and more steadfast than the people themselves in order to serve them effectively.

Notwithstanding a certain reticence we encounter in parts of Europe, those who desire to see Turkey fully integrated in Europe are more steadfast.

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