Exit polling indicated that this message, and his steadfastness, won over voters.
She brought devotion and steadfastness to our ranks over this quarter-century and her footprints through this land of anguished youth shall remain engraved upon our lives.
Both have suffered from the Israeli occupation for over sixty years and both have showed steadfastness in the face of oppression.
When positioned below Marye's Heights, near Fredericksburg, I give my students a few moments to reflect on the steadfastness of the tens of thousands of Union men who marched 600 yards over open ground to certain death (some 15,000 died there during the two battles of Fredericksburg).
Sufferness and steadfastness.
The adversity she glossed over with such poise was hers to overcome, not his; her energetic, excited performance highlighted her appeal even more than his steadfastness.
Its linguistic companion is steadfastness.
Meanwhile, over at the Bush-Cheney campaign, Republicans are fashioning a clear message of steadfastness versus "flip-flopping" and repeating it with terrifying efficiency.
Senator Clinton said that complaints about a lack of Democratic steadfastness are "always surprising to me, because so many of the disastrous mistakes in foreign policy over the past forty or fifty years have been made by Republicans".
