Sentence examples for most steadfast in from inspiring English sources

The appeal for restraint from Mr. Lubbers, a former Dutch prime minister, was notable, coming from a political leader from the West, where nations have been most steadfast in support of the American military campaign.

Even the most steadfast in their desire to listen will find it difficult to remain silent when they believe they have heard a need for which they have a solution.

"I am proud to be one of the President's most steadfast allies in the U.S. Senate," Schatz said in a statement.

But the government of Italy, which has nearly 3,000 troops in Iraq, has been one of Mr. Bush's most steadfast allies in the war, and the president's stop here was intended in part to thank Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

Mr. Janiszewski, in turn, is one of Mr. Torricelli's most steadfast supporters in the state.

"He may be the most steadfast reader" in the jail, one M.C.C. official was quoted as saying.

The latest opposition to the forty-five-year-old drug war came not from a government that is hostile to the U.S. but from its most steadfast ally in the Americas, Colombia.

Along with Tony Blair, Mr Howard has proved one of America's most steadfast allies in the war on terror, volunteering to send Australian troops for the invasion of Iraq even though the war was deeply unpopular in his country.

The broadcaster Howard Cosell, one of Ali's most steadfast supporters in the news media, was responsible for keeping him on television, both as an interview subject and as a commentator on boxing matches.

The ouster of the center-right party in Spain, only days after a terrorist bombing that may be linked to Al Qaeda, is the first electoral rebuke of one of President Bush's most steadfast allies in the Iraq war.

Its political system is still the most steadfast and resilient in the region.