Sentence examples for steadfastness of the from inspiring English sources

The only comfort, and there is some, is in the steadfastness of the music.

The steadfastness of the Armani aesthetic has proved a solid foundation for global expansion.

So did the level-headed steadfastness of the dead girl's father, Reg Thompson.

"This will only increase the steadfastness of the Palestinian people," he said.

His film, he said, celebrated samud, or the steadfastness, of the Palestinians.

The will of 'the people' – those who hate Morsi – or the steadfastness of the Brotherhood for whom martyrdom (often in Egyptian prisons) has long been a characteristic?

Think here of the adventurousness of Ishmael in "Moby-Dick," the quiet intensity of Kip in "The English Patient," the steadfastness of Dilsey in "The Sound and the Fury" or the subtlety of Marco Polo in "Invisible Cities".

He trumpets that alignment as a testament to the steadfastness of his devotion, the integrity of his faith.

So he mopped his brow with the backside of his glove and returned to his labors with the steadfastness of one checking the sides of a ledger.

Known today as "flake white", it was prized by Old Masters such as Rembrandt because of the steadfastness of its colour and the beautiful contrasts it would bring to their oil portraits.

While the assassination of Dr. Abdel Aziz Rantisi, the Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip, may confirm the steadfastness of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, the act, and similar ones before it, will only mobilize more desperate and hopeless Palestinians to follow Dr. Rantisi's path ("Sharon's 'Big Bang': His Focus Local, Israeli Leader Hopes to Show He Isn't Running From a Fight," news analysis, April 18).