Sentence examples for staunchly behind from inspiring English sources

The capacity crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium was staunchly behind her, but the wind was not.

Yet for now, Russia's anti-Putin activists are staunchly behind Mr Shein and his cause.

Critical editorials have appeared in several American Jewish newspapers, which are usually staunchly behind any Israeli government.

remains staunchly behind Osborne's policies, and, in a statement released yesterday, the O.E.C.D. said the U.K.'s "fiscal stance remains appropriate".

With the Labor prime minister, Tony Blair, so staunchly behind the campaign, anti-war marches attracted only sparse crowds and few major politicians.

The Coptic sect has largely remained staunchly behind the interim military-led government that ousted President Mohammed Morsi, a senior Brotherhood figure, six weeks ago.

"I had never felt any connection whatsoever to the Christian right, but here they are, staunchly, 100percentt behind Israel," Mr. Rovner said, echoing comments heard across the country.

In 2003, Aznar and his conservative government staunchly threw their support behind the war, despite polls that showed more than 90% of Spaniards were opposed.

The faces hold their own, if just barely, to affirm in staunchly contemporary terms the human presence behind all art.

But so are plenty of people who stand on the other side of the issue, feet planted staunchly apart, shoulders broad, and hands folded behind their backs, military style.

Most green groups are tepid at best on the bill, except for establishment-friendly Environmental Defense, which has staunchly supported the bill (and slagged FoE behind closed doors).