Sentence examples for standing steadfast from inspiring English sources
CNN's management disavows any struggles and says it is standing steadfast with its "no bias" strategy.
When reassurance and comfort were needed, the tall figure standing steadfast at the helm was clearly what the situation demanded.
For how many decades in how many used bookstores have I seen "Horn of Africa" standing steadfast, a Rock of Gibraltar compared with the mere boulders of Ken Follett and Sidney Sheldon?
"I do not for a moment buy this notion that Mr Ahmadinejad is a secret reformist standing steadfast against the wild-eyed clerics," says Ryan Crocker.
WorldPost Middle East Correspondent Sophia Jones writes from the frontlines that Iraq's Christians are standing steadfast in their faith while the brutal ISIS advances.
"We realize that our efforts alone won't cause an overnight change in the way the vast majority of businesses operate but by standing steadfast with a few guiding principles we hope to be part of a chain reaction that will change the way people look at their relationship with the foods they eat and how that fits into the larger picture of the world we live in," reads their Kickstarter page.
Tony is just as steadfast, standing by his American friend with references to Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
"This institution has been here for 35 years," said Paula M. Mayo, executive director of the South Street Seaport Museum, adding, "They should look to the people who have been standing by and steadfast before building something new".
My experience of loss helped me to recover a better version of myself -- a survivor standing strong and steadfast, ready and willing to reach out, a good mother who did not let her past define her future.
He's been steadfast in standing up to the leader of his own party, a powerful political boss named R. Balakrishna Pillai, who spent a few months of 2011 in prison on corruption charges.
For Peter E. Bacanovic, once Martha Stewart's unflinchingly steadfast broker, standing by his famous client with the knowledge that he could end up in prison represented the ultimate act of customer loyalty.
