Sentence examples for of a steadfast from inspiring English sources

But recently, Mr. Bush has been buoyed by the overwhelming re-election of a steadfast ally, Prime Minister John Howard of Australia.

This is not simply a matter of paying regular devotion to the figure, encrusted with jewels, that is enshrined in the treasure house near the Romanesque church, or of a steadfast belief that the martyred child performed miracles and was capable of bilocation.

I'd say we were kind of a steadfast part of keeping [vinyl] alive.

And his past relations, I believe ― and I'm very cautious about this ― but I believe that Mr. Tillerson understands the importance of a steadfast and strong relationship".

She opined that "Hurricane" was "the best representation of a steadfast performance" and commented that the album "lends the opportunity for a tranquil and calm display of their abilities and more importantly, their hearts".

Moreover, employing quality indicators contribute to enhanced quality of work, improved regulation and the establishment of a steadfast system of accountability [ 6].

Conservatives in 1952 supported the presidential bid of Robert Taft, a steadfast opponent of free trade.

Yet he failed at the test of holding a steadfast stance, falling back in the face of pressures and retreated in the face of setbacks.

"To me, pinot noir is a house of cards, and each manipulation adds more cards," said Joe Davis of Arcadian, a steadfast believer in early picking.

The music harks back to Celtic mountain ballads, string-band blues, Cajun waltzes and rural gospel hymns, and it testifies to the survival of both a steadfast heritage and one stubborn musician.

Influenced by his mother, he claimed that a sudden dismissal of the Tory government would exact too great a toll on the health of the King (a steadfast supporter of the Tories), thereby eliminating any chance of a recovery.