Sentence examples for steadfast one from inspiring English sources

What exactly distinguishes a "severe" conservative from a "staunch" or "steadfast" one?

Estë "Rest"; Indis "Bride"; Melcor "He who Arises in Might"; Nessa "Youth"; Varda "Sublime"; Voronwë "Steadfast one".

It stands steadfast in one country's top spot, though - that of its native New Zealand.

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.

At one end are "conciliationist" or "equal weight" views, according to which two peers who disagree about p should subsequently become substantially less confident in their opinions regarding p. At the other end of the spectrum are "non-conciliationist" or "steadfast" views, on which one is not rationally required to change one's view in the face of peer disagreement.

Until Adobe and Apple work out their differences (Yeah, right) or the entire Internet miraculously switches to using HTML5 for all video content, the Skyfire browser will always have one steadfast selling point: through some on-the-fly conversion magic, it can play back Flash video content on iOS devices.

On one side of the field is the steadfast Kindle Corps, seasoned and numerous.

The tales science tells about the universe star one steadfast hero: the velocity of light.

One steadfast supporter of the PRI said she did not believe that Mr. Fox even knew how to be presidential.

Now considered unhirable because of his reputation as a lush, Frank has one steadfast fan in Bernie Dodd Mr. Gallagherr), a younger director who remembers the old guy when he was good, and risks starring him in a new Broadway-bound drama.

The music harks back to Celtic mountain ballads, string-band blues, Cajun waltzes and rural gospel hymns, and it testifies to the survival of both a steadfast heritage and one stubborn musician.