Sentence examples for steadfastly in from inspiring English sources

Though the progressive group eventually dispersed – Souza made his career in London, and Syed Haider Raza in Paris – Husain remained steadfastly in Bombay, becoming a household name.

There seemed to me not many American novelists who were working so steadfastly in such riveting contradictions; both the patrician and the suburban, both sexual dynamism and sexual dysfunction, the commercial and the divine.

He said Syria constitutes an advanced model of humanity with all its social components and it has always worked steadfastly in the face of Israel, "which stresses that it is impossible to bring it down".

Yet a few economic improvements aside, the Jamahiriya dictatorship remains steadfastly in place, and reformists such as ex-prime minister Shukri Ghanem have been sidelined, making this statement look either false or delusional.

When Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and the only mayoral candidate to have remained steadfastly in support of the marine transfer station, was asked about Mr. Thompson's remarks, she reiterated her support — noting that the goal of this and other new marine waste transfer stations was to reduce the number of trucks rolling through poor and minority communities outside Manhattan.

Cecil has been champion of his profession 10 times and, despite a dip in fortunes by his own high standards in recent seasons, remains steadfastly in the public's affection and the emotionally charged reception he was given as he welcomed Twice Over and rider Tom Queally into the winner's circle was straight from so many hearts.

Arendt, who fled Nazi Germany for the United States in 1941, remained steadfastly committed in her writings to considering, in her own words, not "man in the singular" but humankind as a social totality.

But what's already been established is that the restaurant's chef and owner, Youngsun Lee, is interested first and foremost in making his cooking — which veers from daringly creative in one dish to steadfastly authentic in the next — as accessible as possible.

Because Hillary steadfastly believes in her own predestined role in history, she will carry on until the convention, dragging around the carcass of her campaign like the body in Weekend at Bernie's.

"Unfortunately, nobody mentioned this to (education secretary) Michael Gove who steadfastly stands in the way of meaningful progress in delivering high quality physical education and school sport across this country".

The retail mentality is so ingrained that when a photographer asks Gold to pose with his hands in his pockets, he repeatedly and steadfastly refuses: In retail, that means you're not working.