The crowd seem to agree, sticking staunchly off the dance floor.
This hilltop retreat is a rare holdout in the music-festival circuit; it sticks staunchly to its jam-band origins, resisting incorporation of more mainstream pop artists.
Why else would blacks alone have stuck so staunchly by their man?
Conservative support for the Human Rights Act, however, pales compared with that of the Liberal Democrats – the only party to staunchly stick by the law throughout both Labour's flagrant abuse of it post-9/11, and the Tories' current denunciation of its ideals.
Who would have thought, for instance, that England supporters would be singing at the end for the man Eriksson so staunchly stuck by? 'There's only one Owen Hargreaves' Certainly not Owen Hargreaves.
For the entire six year history of the iPhone, Apple has staunchly stuck to offering a single line of models at a time.
I will do this knowing that if you were here, and knew what we do now, you would have walked alongside me staunchly sticking up for me as always.
Since nobody can be quite sure why Lebedev bought the Evening Standard and Indy in the first place, nobody can tell how staunchly he'll stick by them.
Her marriage failed and by 1928 she was back in Nieu Bethesda caring for her elderly parents, stuck in what was then a staunchly Calvinist farming village.
Whether those odds are strong or weak will be in the eyes of the beholder, but Cuffey, for one, argued staunchly that the case for human-caused global warming is compelling, with or without the hockey stick.
