Next would be "I Will Not Be Broken --steadfastness, commitment, perseverance.
It is his example — his steadfastness and commitment — that his only son, Walter, recognizes as his true birthright.
And the olive tree, an ancient symbol of peace and plenty that has also long been a Palestinian emblem of steadfastness and commitment to the land, has increasingly become a symbol of local, almost intimate, struggle and strife.
Admire his bravery, steadfastness and dedication to bringing home a paycheck.
But how, in the face of his near unfathomable commitment and steadfastness, are we to respond to his call, to summon some small version of his heroism within ourselves?
But she has extraordinary reservoirs of strength, of character and commitment and steadfastness, all of which happen to become quite interesting when you look at the catastrophic failure of leadership that we've experienced recently in our country and the crisis of leadership internationally.
One startup hoping to cash in on the steadfastness of brand loyalty is Barcelona-based Adictik.
The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who attended an all-party delegation to Washington in May which demanded his release, said pressure mounted by the British parliament had contributed to Aamer's freedom, as well as the steadfastness of his family and the commitment of campaigners.
That injury is what gave her standing to bring the case; her commitment to her wife and her steadfastness should be humbling even for Scalia.
The level of diligence and dedication needs to be on a par with the nation's steadfastness during the cold war and our 50-year commitment to a nuclear deterrent.
"It's about loyalty, it's about steadfastness," Mr. Wicker said in an interview.
