Sentence examples for steadfast enough from inspiring English sources

Later, after he is elected and his approval ratings plummet, she thinks: "I was saddened, dejected; if Arnold couldn't stand firm, what hero was going to be big enough, steadfast enough, to pull me from my predicament?

She was steadfast, radiant and deep enough to make you wonder whether Ness (the dour, dogged Kevin Costner) had made the best career move in seeking to rid Chicago of organised crime.

It is the ability to remain steadfast, knowing that with enough tries you will get your result.

Nothing symbolizes this more than Michael Murphy's steadfast faith, one strong enough to transform the dour Jill Garvey into a seeming well-balanced, smiling teenager.

Hulu's owners are becoming more steadfast about the price and feel enough strategic alternatives are available to reject low-ball offers, sources said.

There are some tears in this novel – yet perhaps not enough, because the tale of the steadfast, hopelessly mistaken Stevens gets me every time.

He also offered stern words for North Korea and Iran, and promised to "stand steadfast with Israel"—although that will not be enough to quell Republican complaints that he is hard on America's allies and soft on its enemies.However for the most part Mr Obama packed his speech with ideas Republicans hate.

But they were steadfast and eager, which everyone hoped would be enough.

If you believe in capitalism, then you maintain faith that steadfast saving in stocks over the long haul will return enough money to allow you to retire someday.

To our colleague whom we will miss immeasurably, we thank you for your steadfast, compassionate and brilliant care of the patients we were fortunate enough to share with you.

On probing of his personal life, he has remained incredibly steadfast in "offering a dead bat to any question he feels is not general enough".