Sentence examples for the more steadfast from inspiring English sources

He was one of four batsmen to pass 35 but fall short of 45, along with the spritely Yasir Arafat and the more steadfast Zander de Bruyn.

With the occasional help of his unpredictable cousin Lucky Larenz Tatee) and the more steadfast though initially reluctant assistance of a beautiful hustler named Coco (Meagan Good), O2 does what any father would.

I may have turned Mom on to the team I love, but she ended up being the truer, more steadfast fan.

Working with leading Jamaican producers like Bunny Lee, Winston Riley, Prince Buster, Leslie Kong, Byron Lee, Lee Perry and Coxsone Dodd, he recorded hundreds of songs from 1963 to 1973 at a time when Jamaican ska was giving way to the leaner, more steadfast rhythms of rock steady and reggae.

When it comes to the Syrian crisis specifically, attitudes are even more steadfast – 47 per cent of the 6,000 people polled said the UK should not provide refuge.

The contradiction of populism is that the sincere champion of the common people must be better informed, more astute, and more steadfast than the people themselves in order to serve them effectively.

HELSINKI, Finland — There is hardly a country on the continent that has been a more steadfast supporter of the European Union than Finland.

So you have to ask, Who is more steadfast in the struggle against the enemy, Hamas or Hezbollah?" One of his men said, as punctuation, "Hamas".

The other reason is that the locus of attention becomes more steadfast.

Concentration shields against distraction because (a) undesired processing of the background is reduced and (b) the locus of attention becomes more steadfast.

The pendulum will likely swing against the President's party this year, and progressives in the 36th district seem to have calculated that replacing the anachronistic incumbent with a more steadfast Democratic member of congress would minimize any policy damage from a big minority gain in the fall.