Sentence examples for steadfast embrace from inspiring English sources

This last feature relies upon a steadfast embrace of sportsmanlike conduct, referred to as "spirit of the game".

Along with the band's steadfast embrace of feedback, the oscillating boy-girl vocals of siblings Courtney and Brad Shanks recall "Daydream Nation -era SoNation -era

Karimov's desire to build a secular state and oppose Islamism lent him an allure in the west, which for long periods seemed happy to overlook his appalling human rights record and his steadfast refusal to embrace democratic reform.

The old man sinks into depression rather than embrace his steadfast wife.

As God told Hosea, it is not too late: If we humbly seek God by embracing righteousness and nurturing steadfast love instead of sowing hate and judgment, God has promised to "come and rain salvation upon" us communally (Hosea 10 12).

The party's embrace of the state and steadfast refusal to accept the privatisation of public utilities – with Tsipras often being compared to the late socialist strongman Andreas Papandreou – is, they argue, disastrous for a country dependent entirely on international creditors to keep replenishing its near-empty public coffers.

She's a steadfast cheerleader for sexual liberation and the unabashed embrace all of one's quirks and desires.

After years of defeats, fragmentation and doubt even by its own clerics about its prospects in this election, the movement has embraced the political process, while remaining steadfast in opposition to any ties with the United States.

Jajah CEO Trevor Healy also says that this marks the first time that a global carrier is offering a VoIP-powered service to its subscribers — he explains that O2 is willing to embrace the 'Silicon Valley approach' to digital communications, as opposed to holding steadfast to tradional voice services.

Along the way, Ms. O'Donnell moved to Delaware, embraced both the Catholic and Protestant faiths, battled creditors and remained a steadfast presence in the life of her nieces and nephews, as well as on television.

The hallmarks of that kind of performer include a willingness to embrace even a half-baked part in a mediocre piece of work and a steadfast refusal to wink, mug or showboat even if circumstances cry out for it.