Among those standing staunchly behind Mr. Bush are hundreds of veterans groups, movie stars like Tom Hanks and the most seasoned World War II-war-hero-politician of them all, former Senator Bob Dole.
In the TV address with members of his cabinet standing staunchly around him, Mr Zeidan said that his kidnap "bears the hallmarks of an attempted coup d'etat against legitimacy".
In order to get better acquainted with the group's mission, The Creators Project spoke with BETA_0<3 over email about spirituality, experimentation, and what the future holds for individuals standing staunchly in the present. .
The tempest quickly blew over, with CBS, the sponsor Philip Morris and the public staunchly standing by Ball; the negative publicity failed to dislodge "I Love Lucy" from the No. 1 slot in the ratings).
He's been the subject of a number of major biographies and he plays a major role in the voluminous literature that pits cold war "traditionalists," who see him as staunchly standing up to an expansive Soviet Union, against the "revisionists," who believe Truman helped implement overly militaristic, confrontational policies.
Entering the stage to a standing ovation and showing a video montage of his opponents' attacks, LaPierre delivered a fiery rebuttal that garnered a half-dozen standing ovations from the staunchly conservative, and generally young, crowd at CPAC.
For those standing in next year's elections, in staunchly Republican areas, going with the Tea Party flow isn't likely to do them any harm.
There is a hint of Fassbinder, too, in the staunchly unbeautiful compositions; when we see Chris standing at the left of the frame, and Gitti sitting glumly in the lower right, something about the stretch of plain yellow wall between them says more about their inability — or reluctance — to connect than any amount of talk can.
Herzenberg was a tolerant, gay, Jewish, staunchly liberal Democrat who spent his life standing up for progressive ideals.
But it's not certain that standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Mr. McCain in South Carolina — a staunchly conservative place — will benefit Mr. Romney.
It would be gratifying if they would find the courage now to declare that standing firm on women's rights is as important as staunchly defending the freedom to satirize, to stroll on the Promenade des Anglais, to sit at a sidewalk cafe, to attend mass safely or to go to a concert at the Bataclan.
