Sentence examples for steadfastly rejected from inspiring English sources
He has steadfastly rejected calls to resign.
He has steadfastly rejected calling it a civil war.
Mr. Micheletti has steadfastly rejected Mr. Zelaya's return as president.
But the company has steadfastly rejected making any drastic changes to its corporate structure.
That is precisely the kind of development Mr. Blair steadfastly rejected.
But the core of the group, hundreds strong, has steadfastly rejected reconciliation and last year aligned itself with Al Qaeda.
The new catalogue raisonné supports this claim; Leonard Lauder steadfastly rejects it, saying he has evidence proving his legitimate ownership.Klimt was a painter of shimmering landscapes and three of them are among the eight paintings in the Neue Galerie show.
The Don finds himself in Hollywood, as an actor playing himself, and the ironic twist is that he falls in love with his prey, even as she steadfastly rejects him.
The president-elect's decision to make Harvard physicist John Holdren director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy reveals a new determination to draw a line under eight years of US policy that have seen George Bush steadfastly reject overwhelming evidence of climate change.
His decree comes after months of steadfastly rejecting international pressure to cede power, during which time Islamic militants have taken control of parts of the fragmented country, the political opposition has maintained its own pressure, and street protesters in the capital continue their sit-in.
Mervyn Peake, minus the magnification; dehydrated Pinter; Stoppard that won't soar … This is not to slight Mills – quite the opposite – but to point to a peculiar quality in his work, which summons up such names while steadfastly rejecting the grandiloquence of their underlying artistic agendas.
