Sentence examples for stoutly embrace from inspiring English sources
It was President Calvin Coolidge who in 1925 famously declared, "The chief business of the American people is business," a sentiment this Supreme Court and much of the American judicial system would stoutly embrace.
Now with a U.S. Supreme Court that's not allergic to business cases, the approach is playing out on a national level...".. It was President Calvin Coolidge who in 1925 famously declared, "The chief business of the American people is business," a sentiment this Supreme Court and much of the American judicial system would stoutly embrace.
Erdogan railed against Israel and stoutly defended Hamas, denying that it was a terrorist organization.
Strindberg had the reputation of a misogynist, something which all of his wives stoutly denied.
Corbijn's film deserved more patient consideration last year from critics and audiences, as did Miss You Already (Entertainment One, 12), a tear-stained terminal disease drama that is stoutly, unfashionably honest in its embrace of melodrama and emotional candour, however ugly the ensuing cry.
Mr. Gore stoutly opposes that.
"Nothing did happen," Toby said stoutly.
Maher again stoutly maintains his position.
They are, however, defending themselves stoutly.
