Sentence examples for most steadfast of from inspiring English sources

Bresnan, his fifth first-class century under his belt already, was magnificent, farming the strike as Middlesex set the field back for him but showing faith in Sidebottom, who responded with the most steadfast of forward defensives, each greeted with a roar of approval from the considerable Yorkshire element in the crowd.

Personal tragedy can derail even the most steadfast of leaders.

Even the most steadfast of souls will waver in an ever-messy environment.

Since he was ordained as a priest in 1949, the year the Communists won power in China, Bishop Zeng has been one of the most steadfast opponents of the official "patriotic" church, which accepts the supremacy of the Communist Party and rejects the Pope's right to select bishops.

If jazz is a music of constant change, then the Canadian pianist Paul Bley, who has died aged 83, was one of the most steadfast proponents of that demanding characteristic.

Democratic state legislators, once the most steadfast supporters of the "Board of Ed", have let slip that they are willing to pass legislation giving the mayor more power over the board.

Many of them are also the most steadfast opponents of marriage equality.

Perhaps the most steadfast defender of the broadcast model is Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS.

"[Entsch] is the federal MP for the one seat in the country that has the most amount of native title holders living in it, and yet he is the most steadfast opponent of the Mabo decision on native title.

Like Muslims, the Dalits, who face daily systematic discrimination, have historically been the most steadfast supporters of Congress, even if in Uttar Pradesh many have switched their allegiance to a local party.

He was, for example, the board's most steadfast opponent of former Supt.