Sentence examples for stood steadfast from inspiring English sources
"stood steadfast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to stand unwavering and resolute in a certain situation or belief. Here is an example sentence using this phrase: "Despite the criticism and pressure from others, Sarah stood steadfast in her decision to pursue her dream of becoming an artist."
So he stood steadfast: "She is not my victim".
The coalition government stood steadfast, but the Centre party got cold feet.
Briton Darren Mills said: "The chancellor and her country have stood steadfast behind their neighbours and EU partners.
United we stand.... " Although unarmed, they stood steadfast, confident that their bodies alone could block soldiers and ward off tanks.
Melania Trump has stood steadfast by her husband's side as more than a dozen women have come forward to accuse him of sexual harassment and assault.
While I am uncomfortable passing judgment on health care workers who stood steadfast in the midst of a terrible crisis, I am unable to condone their actions toward certain patients.
It stands steadfast in one country's top spot, though - that of its native New Zealand.
By attaching his name to the federal courthouse, of course, Wimar was also making a political comment: that German-Americans would stand steadfast beside the Union.
They threaten to stand steadfast to the cause – in spite of US "weakness" – determined to remake the Middle East in their authoritarian image.
The death penalty and opposition to gay marriage, and high rates of church membership, epitomise an increasingly conservative United States, while a more liberal Canada moves by stages to decriminalise marijuana and stands steadfast on universal health care.
I like the new lines, the trees standing stark against the sky and light falling to earth beneath them, but it is good to be reacquainted with the holly and the ivy, which stand steadfast and unchanged.
