Sentence examples for staunch faith from inspiring English sources

Dealing with injuries and suspensions, Edwards has maintained his staunch faith in the younger players, for which he deserves credit.

In the area of social mobility, our land of opportunity has a lower rate of social mobility than nearly every other wealthy country in the world, despite our staunch faith that our country is more of a meritocracy than other countries.

He said he saw no real contradiction between his staunch libertarian faith in freedom of choice and his old-fashioned moralist's dismay at where choice often leads.

Another speaker tells how her staunch resistance to religious faith melted away when she began to immerse herself in yoga practice.

Ms. Bachmann has become a favorite of talk shows and blogs because of her unbridled expressions of staunch conservatism and Christian faith.

Najee Ali, director of Project Islamic H.O.P.E., said the Muslim community owes much to Ali's staunch belief in his faith.

Rožmitál, posing as a staunch supporter of the old faith, ingratiated himself with the king and regained his office.

In what will be a defining book for our time, Charles Taylor takes up the question of what these changes mean of what, precisely, happens when a society in which it is virtually impossible not to believe in God becomes one in which faith, even for the staunchest believer, is only one human possibility among others.

Such officials, even those who genuinely believed that their stance on abortion is permissible, have "abandoned the full Catholic faith," Archbishop John J. Myers of Newark, a staunch conservative, wrote in a pastoral letter last week.

His faith in The Killers is equally staunch.

There are now only a handful of Democrats in either chamber of Congress that identify as "pro-life," which can mean anything from staunch opposition to all forms of abortion to a faith-rooted personal view with virtually no bearing on policy.