Sentence examples for steadfastness to the from inspiring English sources

Is it steadfastness to the ideals of his campaign and a hope to influence the party platform and maybe the selection of a vice presidential candidate?

According to Franz Marc, one of the principal painters of the German expressionist movement, "we refer with pleasure and with steadfastness to the case of El Greco, because the glory of this painter is closely tied to the evolution of our new perceptions on art".

Bishop Kadenge stresses the churches have an important role in sending messages of hope and steadfastness to people across the country.

VanDerveer likens the new steadfastness to a breakfast of bacon and eggs: the chicken is involved, the pig is committed.

It is UConn's relentlessness that Stanford must match on Thursday, Pohlen said, the steadfastness to play fiercely from beginning to end, to come out punching in the second half instead of waiting to counterpunch.

Purple is the color of loyalty, constancy to purpose, unswerving steadfastness to a cause.

Nixon records that Margaret Thatcher's steadfastness to avoid sanctions against apartheid was unmoved even by a plea from the Queen herself.

Her endurance against dictatorship and steadfastness to her principles has brought comparisons to Nelson Mandela.

For Heidegger, the resolute commitment that is made concrete and defined in one's day-to-day actions is what imparts steadiness and steadfastness to a life.

According to the World Bank (2014), Malaysia's opened economy with a per capita US$8,770 shows its steadfastness to move from high upper-middle income into a high-income economy.

Later she explains that she owes such steadfastness to her mother's upbringing.