A woman standing behind Bailey, while she rabbited into her phone about the rude children, steadfastly looked in her eyes, directly challenging her both verbally and in posture.
And though Darwin was aware that British science was imbued with the search for natural causes underlying natural phenomena (Rudwick 1985), when it came to the origin of species, his teachers at Cambridge University, like most other British scientists of the 1820s, still steadfastly looked away from transmutation.
To expand the realm of possibility, avoid unnecessary collisions, embrace the desired outcome and then effectuate positive, purposeful change to get you where you want to be, you've got to steadfastly look where you want to go.
May remained impassive, looking steadfastly straight ahead at a fascinating scratch in the woodwork.
"Ford steadfastly refused to look at the vehicle," said Jill Bratina, a Firestone spokeswoman.
Shown a drawing of scissors, she looked steadfastly at the wrong place, at the white paper below the drawing.
Some sit across multiple camps, but others are steadfastly pro-Apple or pro-Google, with Microsoft and the others looking like they've been left holding mouldy cheese.
Through all this, contestants must steadfastly maintain that -- in the chivalric tradition of courtship -- they're just looking for love.
Here, as Marguerite steadfastly climbs tiers of steps to meet her heavenly reward, the choristers, still in white lab coats, stand on the side balconies and stairs, looking oddly serious.
For two years, Drexel steadfastly denied any wrongdoing, claiming that the criminal and SEC cases were based almost entirely on the statements of an admitted felon looking to reduce his sentence.
