Sentence examples for staunch movement from inspiring English sources

But you also have staunch movement conservatives like Nebraska senator Ben Sasse, Washington Post columnist George Will and radio host Erick Erickson not getting aboard the Trump train.

In 1919 he helped spearhead a movement to modernize the curriculum at the Stuttgart Academy of Fine Art which also involved a staunch effort to have Paul Klee appointed to the faculty there and, more generally, to bring modern art exhibitions to Stuttgart.

The president remained silent while the new congress was being inaugurated on Tuesday although he retweeted a number of posts by staunch loyalists of the movement.

This larger mission led Penley to pornography because she found that many women who otherwise lived in line with feminist beliefs refused to identify as such, she claims, because of the movement's staunch anti-porn stance.

Ever since, Mrs. Brady has regarded Mr. Gore as one of her movement's staunchest supporters.

Since then he has been one of the movement's staunchest allies.

"For me personally, it has nothing to do with the science or debating the science of vaccines," says Briscoe Cain, a Republican state representative who, despite vaccinating his kids, is a staunch supporter of the anti-vaccine movement in Texas, which is often called the "vaccine choice" movement.

But he is regarded as one of the staunchest foes of the agrarian movement.

The decision to pull the bill is a surprising about-face for Gonzalez, who rose to her position in the legislature through the labor movement and is a staunch union advocate.

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Johnston, a former Teach for America corps member and school principal, is seen as a staunch ally of the education reform movement and wrote a law holding teachers accountable for their students' scores on standardized tests.