Sentence examples for steadfast roots from inspiring English sources

(Sisario) CULTURE (Tuesday) Culture, led by Joseph Hill, has been a steadfast roots reggae band since the 1960's, singing about Rastafarian faith and everyday suffering and putting a groove behind its messages.

Culture, led by Joseph Hill, has been a steadfast roots reggae band since the 1960's, singing about Rastafarian faith and everyday suffering and putting a groove behind its messages.

M. C. Taylor, a scraggly-voiced songwriter who used to live near the Haw River in North Carolina, leads this measured, steadfast roots-rock band: one that can pick lilting folk-rock tunes, give its lead guitar a Celtic bite, make its fiddle hint at Appalachia or Bollywood and find the gravity in a waltzing ballad like "Cheerwine Easter," which advises, "This is the day of reckoning".

Hundreds of miles away in Damascus, 14-year-old Jalal's world is rooted in steadfast support for President Bashar al-Assad, including a father and uncles who fight in a neighbourhood defence unit.

A flashback to the first encounter of Atari and Spots is an extraordinarily tender scene that's undergirded by a self-aware, steadfast canine devotion — the very root of the action that follows.

Instead, they're rooted in the steadfast otherness of other people, and ultimately in the dangers of self-knowledge -- for Diski, the predicament of being in her mid-50's and knowing, for better and for worse, who she irrevocably is and what she irrevocably has done.

With polio 99 per cent gone, the final one per cent is the toughest step, requiring steadfast focus and ingenuity to root out the virus from the few places it still paralyzes children – and this contribution enables the GPEI to do so.

At the same time, these steadfast Republicans are heirs of a family with strong Democratic roots, a family populated by factory workers, ardent trade unionists and a Democratic state officeholder.

Romney has roots or residences in a half-dozen states and is a steadfast blur, parts of his biography veiled or glossed over, his political passions often hard to divine or to trace to any particular series of events.

Steadfast, certainly.

Ms. Starr was steadfast.