Sentence examples for steadfastly true from inspiring English sources

Steadfastly true to his judgment in the face of almost universal opposition, once established in Sierra Leone, Clarkson was to prove that rarest of creatures: a benign dictator.

Fanatics integrate desires and volitions of various orders in an intimidatingly coherent package; they remain steadfastly true to their deepest commitments like no others.

A related approach to integrity is to think of it primarily in terms of a person's holding steadfastly true to their commitments, rather than ordering and endorsing desires.

Because we find ourselves with so many commitments, of so many different kinds, and because commitments inevitably clash and change over time, it will not do to define integrity merely in terms of remaining steadfastly true to one's commitments.

In adapting the story for the camera, Hooper shortened a few of the songs and changed their order in the story, but aside from some small changes, he remained steadfastly true to the original musical.

This recently discovered memoir gives an intimate glimpse into the Great War service of Beatrice Hopkinson, a Territorial Forces Nursing Service Sister, who remained steadfastly and true to her profession as she nursed through shot and shell.

About a month ago, there were two things that I considered to be steadfastly and unavoidably true.

After doing so, I'm here to tell you this: that now, two things are steadfastly and unavoidably true.

It has also steadfastly refused to reveal the true price of deals.

The first is esteemed, award-winning tech journalist John Paczkowski of All Things Digital, who blazed iPhone prognostication trails by predicting back in April that an updated iPhone 4 would be unveiled at the September Apple music Conference and has steadfastly maintained the claim is true through June and into July.

In revealing that virtue alone ultimately satisfies self-interest, true philosophy guides us steadfastly along the path to virtue.