Sentence examples for steadfast but from inspiring English sources

Other papers had been less steadfast, but suffered all the same.

His critical following remains steadfast, but Payne was a more interesting film-maker when he copped to being a misanthrope.

Once he made up his mind, Kennedy was steadfast, but before doing so he privately dithered about that fateful decision.

By Dan Chiasson Through Lowell's dizzying psychological dramas and fits of despair, Bishop remained a steadfast but unsparing correspondent.

Traumatized by the trade center attack, New Yorkers are grateful to Mr. Giuliani for leadership that has been not only steadfast but inspirational.

AS IT gazes out over the eponymous Gandhi maidan, a huge public lawn in the centre of Patna, the statue of the Mahatma as always equipped with dhoti (loin-cloth), spectacles and walking cane looks steadfast but rather forlorn.

For some women, female friends are their first and most steadfast allies, but Sonnenberg has to learn to trust them.

They said Mr. Rove reasoned that the president, by permitting financing for the research, could alienate otherwise steadfast supporters but still be seen as too conservative by moderates and liberals who maintained a bevy of complaints against him.

He had to know it would antagonize not only a steadfast ally but a strong democratic constituency in the US? STEVE COLL: I don't really know — I haven't done any reporting on it, and what I've read in the papers really doesn't answer the question as asked.

"Cheney's Cheney" was known to carry a dog-eared copy of the Constitution in his pocket — a detail that in another story might suggest a steadfast devotion but in Ms. Mayer's comes off as just a way of breaking it down before swallowing it whole.

We ended up working out a deal between the steadfast financiers, but it came at the cost of new accommodations, which could create new challenges down the road.