Sentence examples for most staunchest from inspiring English sources

As a member of the Senate for nearly thirty years and as a former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee before being confirmed as Hillary Clinton's replacement at the State Department, John Kerry was one of the most staunchest defenders of Israel that the chamber has seen in modern times.

Even the most staunch Conservative-supporting titles can no longer ignore Mr. Clegg.

At their backs, they will hear the vocals of their most staunch supporters.

The German opposition has been one of the most staunch opponents of Turkey's accession.

Exit polls showed that older voters were the most staunch supporters of the measure.

As for your nieces and nephews, odds are they will end up as your most staunch defenders someday.

Yet it was Labour figures who were most staunch in the defence of the status quo – just to score points against us.

British people are among the most staunch supporters of our Tibetan cause; tens of thousands of them joyfully sang happy birthday to the Dalai Lama at Glastonbury last year.

Despite the administration stance, the group has garnered support from some of the most staunch conservatives in Congress, and some liberals.

Even its most staunch allies in Congress understand that, which is why they are not willing to put up $25 billion in federal loans.

The criticism of the bill from inside the system gives new political fuel to its most staunch opponents — among them Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama — when they had been battling on the defensive.