Sentence examples for most steadfast and from inspiring English sources
Its political system is still the most steadfast and resilient in the region.
But for something more than being the most steadfast and favored of the moons orbiting around the great planet Oprah?
The theater has long been one of the most steadfast and prolific producers of new American plays.
The Labour MPs have been among the most steadfast and outspoken critics of the Murdoch press over the affair.
And either of these extremes, in many countries under most circumstances, may be less satisfactory than that outmoded middle.For years one of the most steadfast and convincing advocates of a particular kind of "intermediate" regime has been John Williamson of the Institute for International Economics.
In particular, the current chair of the Senate Committee created in the mid-1970s toverseeee the intelligence community just so happens to be one of the nation's most steadfast and blind loyalists of and apologists for the National Security State: Dianne Feinstein.
Yesterday, Mr. Green fervently portrayed himself as the candidate with the most steadfast convictions and principles.
Across the Republican Party's political spectrum, candidates continually claim the Reagan mantle, depicting themselves as his most steadfast acolyte and the natural heir to his political legacy.
Tim Hutchinson, one of the Senate's most steadfast conservatives and one of President Bush's most dependable votes, conceded tonight that he had lost his campaign for reelection to Mark Pryor, a moderate Democrat and Arkansas's attorney general.
LONDON, Nov. 25 — The defeat of John Howard, Australia's prime minister, in Saturday's election deprived President Bush of one of his most steadfast allies and will bring changes in Australia's foreign policy that will be felt in Washington.
The uncomfortable truth for the prime minister is that the broad centre of the party its most steadfast activists and MPs who in the past have never made trouble for the whips has decided that it is time for him to go.The causes of this discontent are not hard to discern.
