Sentence examples for steadfastly believes from inspiring English sources
Those memories are scant, but safe, joining thousands of other memories of a player who steadfastly believes he needs only that one break.
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.
The former runner steadfastly believes he is the right man to lead athletics out of its nadir and he has offered total transparency, at one point saying: "I will die in a ditch for the right of media groups to challenge me".
Mr. Wellstone, who says he steadfastly believes that government can be "a force for good in people's lives," and who is sometimes referred to as "Senator Welfare," has begun pushing federal aid to education as one of his main campaign themes -- which also happens to be the theme that President Bush hit hard in his visit on Monday.
She steadfastly believes in his innocence and has traveled from her home in Virginia to visit him on death row whenever she can.
Dr. Muntean says that despite the daily struggles and resistance she faces from her two elementary school daughters, she steadfastly believes in homework.
"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.
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.
By Mr. Henson's design, the Muppets are supposed to live in the real world, steadfastly believe that they are alive and -- this is a biggie -- play to an adult audience.
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.
