Sentence examples for so staunch that from inspiring English sources

Mosul's allegiance to Mr. Hussein was so staunch that the city was known as the "regime's pillow".

Ramsay was born in Glasgow to a Catholic father, who worked in the shipyards with the young Billy Connolly, and a Protestant mother whose family "were so staunch that her own mother refused to attend their wedding".

The solution in these instances can't simply be to deny all of that and be so staunch and zealous in your practice that you push away those who you are supposed to be closest to.

In fact, so staunch is this intention to stick to the blueprint that around 40% of the new series will be remade from the original scripts.

If Rick Santorum is so staunch a Catholic, why does he often sound such a Protestant, not to say puritanical, note?

She is so staunch in what she believes.

Throughout the world, people are growing so individualistic that staunch allies are becoming fierce enemies, as in the case of Russia and the Ukraine, and rights we all took for granted, such as the right to vote, are being questioned as if it's 1861 all over again.

Acquiring Starent could help Cisco staunch that flow of customers to its competitors.

"Some people loved it, others weren't so keen but that's the nature of true art": noted aesthete Micky Flanagan offers a staunch defence of teatime flop I Love My Country.

Sure he used to be the accounting profession's staunchest defender but that was when he was being paid millions to do so.

The case against you is so grim that even your staunchest defenders have turned against you--even Whoopi Goldberg, who is still batting for Mel Gibson and Roman Polanski.