I wanted to live it again, and to hell with my steadfast statements regarding aging tech limiting today's enjoyment of past-gen accomplishments.
I wanted to live it again, and to hell with my steadfast statements regarding ageing tech limiting today's enjoyment of past-gen accomplishments.
However unpredictable Trump has shown himself to be, he has been steadfast in his regard for the powerful and popular.
Williams and Dorsey remained steadfast in their confidence regarding the team, expertise, innovation and Odeo/Twitter's possibility for success.
Sylvester was steadfast in his gaze.
Despite mounting requests and growing pressure, the DOC has been steadfast in its refusal to change its policy regarding gravesite visits, citing insufficient resources and infrastructure to accommodate them.
Today we regard the UK as among our most steadfast friends and allies.
They have been steadfast in opposition to the spread of legalized sports betting, most recently with regard to New Jersey's effort to resuscitate Atlantic City by following the Nevada "sports book" model.
Noting that he regarded Mr. Spitzer and his wife, Silda, as "close and steadfast friends," Mr. Paterson asked New Yorkers to remember them in their prayers.
"We were ultimately successful [at ending Don't Ask, Don't Tell], and the president's steadfast support of ending the policy the whole way through was very helpful in that regard," Polis said.
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.
