Sentence examples similar to steadfastly champion from inspiring English sources
Without overtly editorializing, the film quietly and steadfastly champions state-funded public education available to all.
We have worked actively to initiate positive dialogue and bridge ideological and regional divides, all while steadfastly guarding and championing fundamental freedoms.
"We remain steadfastly supportive of Lance, a champion for cancer survivors everywhere".
Despite that information deficit, champions of American public opinion have steadfastly defended its ability to fill in the holes and make rational choices.
The sticking point with the club is that the wording of the agreement only extends to the Asian Champions League – a point the PFA steadfastly argued against in a statement on Sunday night.
He has championed the British Museum as a "world museum" and steadfastly resisted Greek pressure for the Parthenon Marbles to be returned.
Mr. Monti, an economist who has helped restore Italy's international credibility but has suffered politically for championing a series of tax increases and budget cuts, has steadfastly refused to say whether he will run for prime minister or present an agenda that he hopes parties will endorse.
The president steadfastly refused.
His manner is steadfastly optimistic.
Mackay steadfastly refused.
