Sentence examples similar to steadfastly encouraging from inspiring English sources
That's where he met one of his mentors who immediately saw his brilliance and steadfastly encouraged him, Rev. Janet Wolf.
To her ministers she was steadfastly loyal, encouraging their frank counsel and weighing their advice, but she did not cede ultimate authority even to the most trusted.
Although Piccinni admired Gluck's operas and steadfastly refused to encourage his own partisans, the warring factions nevertheless created a rivalry.
It has steadfastly refused to examine or encourage real diversity of banking provision to the long-suffering taxpayer, and is uninterested in any idea that banking might be a social utility rather than a get-rich-quick club for those at the top.
Cleveland steadfastly maintained that providing federal government assistance "encourages the expectation of paternal care on the part of the government and weakens the sturdiness of our national character".
Mr. Rabin has steadfastly denied issuing "an illegal order or one which went against the decision of the Government". He did say, however, that soldiers were encouraged to subdue violent Palestinans with "the use of clubs while trying as much as possible to avoid using live ammunition" at the beginning of the uprising.
The president steadfastly refused.
His manner is steadfastly optimistic.
Mackay steadfastly refused.
Ewing steadfastly refused.
