Sentence examples for proved steadfast from inspiring English sources

The identities of the two cities rarely proved steadfast.

Even before the Hudson broke its banks, local news presenters and weathercasters proved steadfast in their determination to find water and stand knee-deep in it, shouting at the cameras.

Since the two once-unlikely candidates were elected to lead their nations last year, President Bush has proved steadfast in his support for Mr. Sharon's hard line in the conflict here.

Mr Cameron could signal his renewed intent by extending his education reforms to include profitmaking providers; that would be another step towards addressing Britain's entrenched problem of educational failure, which is also one of its biggest economic weaknesses.Mr Cameron proved steadfast over Libya.

What appeals are not just the wonderfully dumb wisecracks, sight gags and pratfalls, but also his continually hurling himself at the fourth wall, which he has continued to do with a loyalty to his original ethos that has proved steadfast, inexorable and deeply crazy in the best possible way.

Instead, she proved as steadfast as her offspring.

FEW British institutions have proved as steadfast as racing, the sport of kings.

The playwright A. R. Gurney has proved a steadfast cartographer of shrinking territory: upper-class white Anglo-Saxon Protestantism in decline.

On their own patch they have given up just one batting bonus point all season, and even though Nottinghamshire proved more steadfast second time round, they showed why.

The PYD, along with Iraq's Kurds, have proven themselves steadfast allies in the war against Isis.

On the surface, Britain has proved a more steadfast ally.