Sentence examples for stayed steadfastly from inspiring English sources

Clinton has stayed steadfastly on a centrist path, criticizing President Bush but refusing to embrace the early troop withdrawal options that are gaining rapid favor in her party.

While the film stayed steadfastly in the sunshine, even when Andersen was suffering from unrequited love, "My Life as a Fairy Tale" wallows exclusively in the shadows.

But they said any notion of arming such villagers was far off if not far-fetched, noting that the main Druse leadership in Syria has so far stayed steadfastly out of the conflict.

Mr. Xenakis's slab of brute force, scored for piano with a quintet of trumpets and trombones, was given a keen performance by an electric Stephen Gosling at the piano with William Purvis conducting the brass, but the music stayed steadfastly unlovely.

Denver shocked the league – and perhaps themselves – by opening the season rolling out a defense which was not just new and improved, but per NBA.com stayed steadfastly in the top five in defensive efficiency through the first two months of the season, up from 23rd last year.

However, the game's base of older players has stayed steadfastly loyal to this multiplayer experience, with player-count numbers that peaked at 0.25 million slightly more than a decade ago.

"Whichever one loses," he jokes, staying steadfastly neutral and continuing to ignore the two-ton elephant in the room.

Ian McEwan was brought on board for the making of Atonement and although the first screenplay distanced itself from the non-linear structure of the novel, Joe Wright, its director, decided to stay steadfastly faithful to the chronology of McEwan's story in the end.

He has steadfastly stayed aloof, except rhetorically, from the conflict in Syria.

She steadfastly stayed away from questions about Kavanaugh, but she worried about public perception.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Mike D'Antoni has steadfastly stayed the course since accepting the challenge of coaching the Knicks.