Sentence examples for steadfast reputation from inspiring English sources

"There is absolutely no way that you can maintain a steadfast reputation for integrity".

With Neal's steadfast reputation for surliness, I was a little apprehensive about talking to him about the hot-button issues that he holds dear, but I called Neal to talk about producingThe Approval Matrix, his views on social media pundits pushing Saturday Night Live into hiring a black woman, and the fallout that occurred after he called Quentin Tarantino "the best black screenwriter".

With Brennan's steadfast reputation for surliness, I was a little apprehensive about discussing the hot-button issues that he holds dear, but I called him to talk about producing The Approval Matrix, his views on social media pundits pushing Saturday Night Live into hiring a black woman, and the fallout that occurred after he called Quentin Tarantino "the best black screenwriter".

And despite the Occupy movement's reputation for a steadfast refusal to work in alliance with any other organized group, lest it be "co-opted," Occupy activists will be leading some of the trainings.

His active political career, which began in local government, won him a reputation for brave and steadfast decency as well as the personal popularity that goes with it.

Even so, given Barack Obama's reputation for bashing business, his administration's steadfast support for a special privilege that many multinationals have abused is odd.

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.

Moeen, though, enhanced his reputation with a maiden century that was both steadfast and enchanting, finishing unbeaten on 108; he can really play.

We offer our support to President Bush by urging him, even at this last moment, to reconsider his rash, uncalled-for, disastrous decision to initiate a pre-emptive war, to alienate our steadfast allies, to defy the will of the United Nations, to tarnish the worldwide enviable reputation of our beloved America.

This steadfast commitment by the EU can be the cue for the US to banish its reputation as inimical to concerns about global warming, and take serious measures to combat it.

Although Ms. Snow joked about her reputation as a kook, the personality she revealed was that of a much sadder and wiser woman who is steadfast where it counts.