Sentence examples for staunch will from inspiring English sources

He added, "No country should underestimate the staunch will of the Chinese nation to defend its national sovereignty".

That's never been said in this war, and I don't think anybody outside the immediate environs of the government and its most staunch supporters will attach any credibility to that claim.

Opposing Erdoğan, a sizable element of staunch secularists will continue to distrust, to their own continued political peril, anything even hinting of AKP or Islamism.

Even the staunchest Republican will admit to some awe, that someone in the royal family would turn out to also be good at something.

Why is he not interested in practising defensive dead-ball situations?" Even his staunchest defenders will have noticed that a certain arrogance has crept into his decisions.

It's not that only the party's staunchest conservatives will elect minorities; it's that only staunchly conservative minorities can get support – those who are comfortably defanged of opinions that threaten the status quo.

Even Wenger's staunchest loyalists will have been tested by the last few days and the experiences of Blackburn and Bayern.

An opportunity to build a product that even its staunchest critics will be forced to concede adds real, tangible value to the world.

In contrast Benitez's Blues played with the sort of fluency and class that even the manager's staunchest critic will find hard to resist as they bettered Liverpool's 6-0 win over Derby in September 2007 to deliver the Spaniard's best league win in English football.

Even staunch meat eaters will enjoy this dish.

Only more money will staunch the brain drain, warns Mr Nguyen.