Sentence examples for stoutly represented from inspiring English sources

Like her contemporaries Rose Maddox and Kitty Wells, in both her professionalism and the integrity of her music she stoutly represented the role women had fought to achieve in country music during her lifetime.

But will they stoutly defend privacy if sued by insurers?

Schwarzman's many friends stoutly defend his right to spend or give away his wealth as he sees fit.

Orozco stoutly denied wanting to represent (in any sense) Mexico.

(In Warsaw, some senior figures grumble that Poland should be at the G20, to represent former communist states).Senior Dutch and Spanish officials stoutly make the case for their inclusion.

He represents each of the tax increases that he agreed to after his first round of tax cuts produced enormous budget deficits as an example of his having stoutly refused to raise taxes.

Mayoral press representatives stoutly insisted that the police acted properly.

Silvia Neid's Germany had to defend stoutly in the second period but have now won every tournament since 1993.

"There's a race to be run," he said stoutly, "and fans who deserve to see us".

The Dutch-speaking Flemish residents defend their linguistic rights just as stoutly.

It should be mentioned that, once again, England defended stoutly, with White having her best game of the tournament.