Julian Bond's legacy surely lies in the fact that he steadfastly followed the movement's dictum: keep on keepin' on.
But Mr. Twombly, a tall, rangy Virginian who once practiced drawing in the dark to make his lines less purposeful, steadfastly followed his own program and looked to his own muses: often literary ones like Catullus, Rumi, Pound and Rilke.
Logically, it should have died in 1989, when Soviet communism gave up all pretence of being a living ideology, but the Asian variant has steadfastly refused to follow logic.
Senator Fred Thompson, a Tennessee Republican who headed a committee which investigated accusations of fund-raising improprieties in 1996, said, "Janet Reno has steadfastly refused to follow the recommendations of her career law enforcement officers and allow an independent investigation of high-ranking administration officials.
It has also steadfastly refused to follow the celebrity trend.
Lessig's campaign website points to some proposals he would like to generally follow, with the emphasis being government-subsidized political campaigns (which, ironically, Eugene McCarthy steadfastly opposed).
The dean, Dr. Rahif al-Essawi, steadfastly refused, and on the last day of exams in June, the officer followed through on the threats and beat the dean and threw him in jail, Dr. Essawi said.
This introduction followed by a number of separate sections on the man, each labelled: "Hughes' Fortune; " "The Hughes' Rock Bits; "... "The Outlaw,"... Hughes has steadfastly persisted attempts of censors to cut his picture... "A Hughes continues to recover from his injuries, he may find time to glance over these pages of handy hints to obituary editors.
They still stick steadfastly to offline behaviors-watch TV & read newspapers etc What I don't understand is why no company is making a product that, as a senior, is adapted to aging, as follows: 1.
"But he has steadfastly not allowed it to be produced".
