Sentence examples for steadfastly determined from inspiring English sources
Jim, a serious, steadfastly determined opponent of the Vietnam War, would not consent to anything that would bring credit to Nixon.
At the Emirates in Chelsea's 1-0 defeat he was the subject of considerable abuse from the stands and steadfastly kept his head down, appearing determined not to respond to the provocation.
Opec has traditionally taken this role itself but for the last year and a half has steadfastly refused to alter the cartel's production targets as it seemed determined instead to drive rival US shale drillers out of business.
"Girl in the Dark" is the testimony of a person determined to be believed, and the people associated with its publication steadfastly endorse Lyndsey's account.
They are determined to do all they can to undermine the government and cling steadfastly to the idea that (federal) government is the problem.
--The driver of the so-called mystery car in the case was determined by police to have happened upon the scene after the accident--and was given a polygraph test which he passed--but Pre's People steadfastly believe otherwise.
"There is no legitimate dispute that these stings primarily affect people of color, but the government has steadfastly resisted any defense attempt to determine whether enforcement is racially biased," Judge Jacqueline H. Nguyen wrote in a concurrence.
It is not merely a matter of determining a single point of view, and remaining steadfastly faithful to it like that fanatical Uccello once used to do.
I suggest the writer direct her anger toward the Department of Health, which steadfastly refuses either to conduct or permit a follow-up study of the data they already have, to determine the magnitude of abortion-related risk in older women.
The president steadfastly refused.
