Sentence examples for some steadfast from inspiring English sources

Even some steadfast liberals confess that the intellectual initiative has passed to the conservatives.

The Pardeys also have some steadfast opinions on the state of long-distance voyaging.

Sure, there are some steadfast anti-bill SNP politicians but of lot of their opposition is trapped in history, and conflicts with what modern Scotland wants.

In its lyricism it suggests a young man newly in love: "Some brightness in her, some temper finer than the newest tin, some steadfast beauty smote and dazzled him".

The idea of Theresa May as some steadfast, solid presence at the top seems to be slipping away with every passing day, but one part of the mood music around her premiership continues to gently play on.

Yet this week, with Georgia under a state of emergency after his government quashed a large demonstration and violently shut an opposition television station, Mr. Saakashvili seemed, even in the eyes of some steadfast supporters, to be ruling with the willfulness of the very autocrats that he once so disdained.

She was less flamboyant and fiery than some colleagues but steadfast to her principles.

Karl beats, abuses, and steals from Candy, but Candy's omnipotent fantasy continues to see Karl as some kind of steadfast partner whom he has chosen.

"Some people aren't steadfast".

While most of the diners stick to their stated requirements, some are not so steadfast.

But even some of the most steadfast conservative Republicans said they do not expect Mr. McCain to win New Hampshire this year.