Sentence examples for says steadfastly from inspiring English sources

"Slavery was not a spaghetti western," he says, steadfastly refusing to view the film.

Mr. Koch says he steadfastly supports President Obama because he differs with Mitt Romney's position on many major domestic and social issues.

Mr. Wellstone, who says he steadfastly believes that government can be "a force for good in people's lives," and who is sometimes referred to as "Senator Welfare," has begun pushing federal aid to education as one of his main campaign themes -- which also happens to be the theme that President Bush hit hard in his visit on Monday.

Throughout the Eastern Conference finals, Lue said he steadfastly cheered for Philadelphia because Sam Cassell, the Bucks guard, would pose a problem.

Patagonia said it steadfastly refuses to side with either candidate and insists the campaign is nonpartisan.

In conversation, he laughs easily but steadfastly says he is ready for whatever slings, arrows and elbows the game might throw at him.

And, they said, she believes steadfastly that neither she nor Mr. Liu did anything improper.

As he has for years, he steadfastly said we do not need one.

They steadfastly say, for better or worse, that Chamberlain's repertory is more conducive to success in short bursts out of the bullpen.

But many of his Senate colleagues called on him to resign, a step that Mr. Monserrate, who is appealing his conviction, has steadfastly said he will not take.

CNN executives have steadfastly said that they will not change their approach to prime-time programs, which are led by hosts not aligned with any partisan point of view.