Sentence examples for staunch vision from inspiring English sources

Fifteen years of campaigning, of a staunch vision, of determination, guts and sheer doggedness in dragging the women's game kicking and screaming through the patriarchal corridors of power at Wembley HQ into semi-professional status, had ended thus.

Although he is the brother-in-law of the former Republican Senator Trent Lott — the two men's wives are sisters — Scruggs, who is sixty-one, is a staunch Democrat, and shares Khayat's progressive vision for the school.

By and large, Americans living in or visiting London loved the spectacle of this staunch and eloquent ally, articulating the grand visions and pithy sound bites once coined so fluently by American presidents from John F. Kennedy to Ronald Reagan.

As its first Vision director and arguably its second most important executive, Jana Bennett is a staunch defender of the BBC.

Everyone would get a $2,500 refundable tax credit to buy health insurance.The staunch opposition of an (almost certainly) Democratic Congress makes it hard to see Mr McCain's vision enacted.

Alastair Hetherington, the editor at this time, remained a staunch advocate of the Guardian's independence, and the modern paper owes much to his leadership and vision during this period.

Political views: Staunch contrarian.

We became staunch friends.

Staunch Labour Party supporter.

The N.F.L. was staunch establishment.

They're very staunch.