Sentence examples for staunchest ones from inspiring English sources

"I would be surprised, after many centuries together, if many people, even the staunchest ones, didn't find a few surprises in their history.

This is the week I became a staunch one-issue voter and you should too.

What exactly distinguishes a "severe" conservative from a "staunch" or "steadfast" one?

He knew how to turn his staunchest opponent on one issue into his staunchest ally on another; and he knew how to conduct the fiercest of fights with a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye.

It can't have escaped their notice that the new president won't support constraints on CO2." One of the staunchest foes of limits on carbon dioxide is the Southern Company of Atlanta, whose nuclear and coal-fired plants span Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi, and whose donations to the Republican Party last year were second only to Enron's.

By the early 1870's, Butler was a confidant of President Grant and one of his staunchest supporters on Capitol Hill, especially when it came to crushing Southern white resistance to Reconstruction.

I stabbed up an Assyrian bloke in the gym because he staunched into one of our elders.

Then one day on my way to work I got a call from my older brother, a person who has never been vegan or vegetarian, and in fact was one of the staunchest carnivores I have ever met.

The school's coach, Patrick Roy, is not only one of Pierce's staunchest supporters, but also one of his only ones.

Wheeler was the senator's chief counsel, and Inhofe is one of the staunchest climate-deniers on the Hill.

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