Sentence examples for steadfastly remained from inspiring English sources

Gorged on ratings from a historic election and still riding on leftover adrenaline, the cable networks have steadfastly remained in campaign mode.

And while the legal remedies to punish suicide victims had largely disappeared from American practice – namely, forfeiture of the suicide victim's inheritance to the state – the stigma surrounding suicide steadfastly remained at the outbreak of the Civil War.

The sons and daughters of the miners and steelers no longer face the dangers of heavy industry but a part of the special togetherness that exists in the cities of the Ruhr has steadfastly remained in Dortmund's stadium".

Through two world wars, the Depression and several recessions, admission has steadfastly remained free of charge -- a rare utopian dynamic with no local opposition and evidence that it attracts thousands of visitors, increases tourism, burnishes the city's egalitarian identity and is happily -- yes, happily -- supported by taxpayer dollars.

Obama has steadfastly remained an engaged-observer as the Bush administration handles the regional violence.

Whatever the ultimate effect of her own creative endeavors, Young believes that art has steadfastly remained an effective tool for social change throughout the ages.

To the Editor: We live in a society in which the wealthy employ armies of lawyers to exploit "loopholes" in the tax code; our sports heroes, even when they are caught, steadfastly remain in denial about the nature of their transgressions; and corporations and banks are punished with what amounts to a slap on the wrist for bilking their clients.

But what all advocates can agree on, is that the focus needs to steadfastly remain on preventing such gruesome sex crimes.

That sounded pretty good to me--anything that western medicine derides as "pseudo" is worth looking into, since western medicine is clearly bunk (despite thousands of years to get it right, mortality rates in the west steadfastly remain at 100percentt).

Instead, they have to do with the fact that gun deaths steadfastly remain at unacceptably high levels, with a concomitant uptick in incidents of horrific mass gun-related violence.

Although it is sometimes true that quitting gets easier each time you do it, it is always true that steadfastly remaining a nonsmoker is easier than starting over again and again.