Sentence examples for staunch for from inspiring English sources
He built his campaign on a foundation of loyal support among black voters, who treasure the memory of his father, Kenneth Hahn, staunch for their interests during his 40 years as a county supervisor.
Algeria was staunch for a time but now has more important things on its mind; Spain has occasional qualms of conscience about deserting its charges; and ex-colonies empathise with the desire of the local people, the Sahrawis, for self-determination.
Here is a grand old party frozen, suspended, mesmerized, in thrall to a gaggle of showboats and radio entertainers and small mobs of fist-shakers standing staunch for unreality, and no Republican elected official dares say, "Let us not be nuts".
Mr. Beltagy also directed his anger at Tawfik Okasha, a popular television host known for his staunch support for the old guard and fondness for conspiracy theories that cast the uprising as a foreign plot.
Grace Meng, a Democratic assemblywoman running for the open House seat, who is Chinese and known for her staunch advocacy for the borough's Asian community, tells crowds that while she has never been to China, she visited Israel two years ago.
The UK Green party has supported the notion for decades: staunch backing for a version of UBI was one of its key themes at the last election.
Now, a state known for its staunch support for sportsmen and the Second Amendment, Colorado has the tightest restrictions on gun owners and gun purchases outside of New York, Connecticut and other northeastern states.
Some participants were staunch advocates for caffeine and looked for ways to justify their use.
He has also been a staunch advocate for rural broadband deployment, particularly for precision agriculture and advancements in telemedicine.
She came under fire earlier this year for recruiting Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, a staunch Republican, for publicly financed voter registration advertisements.
Geithner was a staunch advocate for the International Monetary Fund and for the use of U.S. money to promote financial stability in growing developing economies.
