Sentence examples for steadfast truth from inspiring English sources
"But in the days since, the world has witnessed one sure and steadfast truth: Americans refuse to be terrorized".
When Fox News posts all of the footage with the warning "extremely graphic video" attached, one could be forgiven for thinking that a steadfast commitment to truth-telling isn't the only factor at play.
Elsewhere I have summarized the biblical ethics of King's political economy as mishpat ("conceptual egalitarian justice"), sadiqah ("acting justly, doing right"), emet ("honesty, truth") and hesed ("steadfast love").
But the desire for the victims for truth and justice remains steadfast.
If those in power can remain coordinated and steadfast in their commitment to obscure the truth, then we can and must come together to demand transparency and accountability.
For as often as her exterior features changed over time, what they had in common was an abiding attention to the singular truth of Mary's genuine, steadfast faith and uncompromising purity.
The dual message was classic Tony Blair, who is at once a steadfast ally of the United States and the bearer of necessary truths to the Bush administration.
The uncomfortable truth for the prime minister is that the broad centre of the party its most steadfast activists and MPs who in the past have never made trouble for the whips has decided that it is time for him to go.The causes of this discontent are not hard to discern.
His Orlando exudes an ardent confidence in the truth of his feeling that makes him a formidable foil for Ganymede's prickly taunting and, more important, a steadfast lover for Rosalind when she finally drops the pretense at the jubilant conclusion.
