Sentence examples for steadfastly loyal to from inspiring English sources

Suu Kyi has remained steadfastly loyal to his memory.

But Mr Lee has been steadfastly loyal to Mr Kang, his old friend.

But the most fickle town in the world remains steadfastly loyal to the Entertainer in Chief.

"Roy was a man who was steadfastly loyal to his principles," said Stanley Gold, Shamrock's president.

He took care of Bridgman until his death in 1876, but he distanced himself from her emotionally, even as she remained steadfastly loyal to him and to his memory, until her own death 13 years later, at 59.

He is steadfastly loyal to publisher Margaret Garrison, the widow of the paper's founder, but Mrs. Garrison is on the verge of selling the newspaper to interests who plan to permanently cease its operation.

Meanwhile, her neighbors remained steadfastly loyal, asking her to continue to represent them, but, instead, her district was eliminated and apportioned among other districts.

The act of atonement "can only be accomplished by the community, or on behalf of the community, through some steadfastly loyal servant who acts, so to speak, as the incarnation of the spirit of the community itself" (Royce 2001 [1913], 180).

While many of the institutions that profited from Assange's revelations later turned on him, Gavin was steadfastly loyal, seeing his role, as always, to stick up for those under fierce attack from powerful forces.

Mr Baldwin even has an honorary degree for "offering advice and support to students and remaining steadfastly proud and loyal to Keele".

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.