Sentence examples for staunchly objects from inspiring English sources

A subsequent single, God Save the Queen, decried the Queen – who has, according to Corré, lent her support to the lottery-supported Punk London, a series of cultural events celebrating the movement to which he now so staunchly objects – as a fascist.

SANA, Yemen — President Ali Abdullah Saleh's suggestion that antigovernment protesters in the capital were in violation of Islamic law because women were allowed to mix with men stirred a women's rights march in the capital on Saturday, as thousands of women in this staunchly conservative country made Mr. Saleh an object of public derision.

Mrs. Knippers said the initial idea came from David Jessup, a staunchly anti-Communist union activist and Methodist who objected to church aid to Vietnam and Nicaragua under their leftist regimes.

In response, the Church became even more staunchly committed to the validity and sanctity of these objects, and starting in the mid-1500s several popes confirmed the existence of the foreskin and other relics, promising whoever visited them religious reprieve.

Directed by Bryan Singer and written by Usual Suspects scripter Christopher McQuarrie, the film attracted controversy when it was announced last March, with relatives of von Stauffenberg objecting to the Scientologist star portraying the staunchly Catholic figure.

Yale has staunchly rebuffed Peru's claim, stating that it returned all borrowed objects in the 1920's and has retained only those to which it has full title.

ISPs say they do not object to parts of Obama's plan but staunchly oppose reclassification, which they say will present a regulatory burden and impede investments and innovation.

Well before 1789, it was embodied in David Hume, the sceptical philosopher and staunchly Tory historian who was Smith's closest friend, and the legitimate object of Hayek's greatest admiration.

Broderick was staunchly antislavery.

Others looked staunchly defiant.

I was staunchly antisocial.