Sentence examples for steadfastly believed from inspiring English sources

It also generated enmity between the franchise and the city and Goodell, who the Saints and their fans steadfastly believed conducted a poor investigation and dealt too harshly with the figures involved.

But Mrs. Whittemore had seen her daughter turn abruptly from a happy, healthy child to a very sick one, and she has steadfastly believed that some sort of infection must have been the cause.

He once polarized local hoop fans, some of whom took a year or two to get over the loss of the rugged, old-school Oakley, and others who steadfastly believed in the unending promise of Camby's wingspan.

The late social theorist and anarchist Colin Ward who, as he put it, "wandered around new towns for 40 years" and steadfastly believed in their aspirations, remarked how by the early 1990s they had "become old towns for the new generations growing up there".

Herring steadfastly believed that MacArthur, like Blamey, was a great commander who was not fully appreciated in his own country.

While she's quite appreciative of everything and everyone who've gotten her to this point, she also an older version of that little girl who steadfastly believed things would work out.

"I believe, I steadfastly believe that Liu Xiang is our hero," wrote one user on Sina Weibo.

"We steadfastly believe that sentiment will have subsequently settled down and that purchasing activity and therefore the PMI will recover at some stage soon, albeit modestly," said Shaw.

Those memories are scant, but safe, joining thousands of other memories of a player who steadfastly believes he needs only that one break.

That was O.K.' " The dramatic arc of Lidge's season was caused largely by the Phillies' manager, Charlie Manuel, who let it continue, steadfastly believing in his closer.

And with it, so too grows the sniping between put-upon partners, each of whom steadfastly believes he or she is more exhausted, more close to collapse than the other.