Sentence examples for the steadfastly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a steadfast manner; firmly; with conviction; resolutely.
- He steadfastly refuses to go out with her.
For instance, the study reveals that the steadfastly pro-EU Daily Mirror carried fewer articles focused on the referendum than any other paper (bar the irrelevant Daily Star).
I don't love this song because it baits the steadfastly mediocre Faith No More ("We care a lot!" "You're a liar!").
His statement appeared to be the latest instance of conspicuously incongruous solicitude toward Muslims from the steadfastly secular government as it struggles to maintain popular support during the uprising that opponents estimate has taken 30,000 lives.
The strongest proponents of the strike include Carlos Ortega, the labor leader, some big businessmen and owners of the steadfastly anti-Chávez media, said several members of the Democratic Coordinator, the leading opposition organization.
The company steadfastly denies the claim, but has lost more than $120 million in the deal.
The public steadfastly supports the president's proposal to let tax cuts expire for the wealthiest Americans.
The commission also notes that the American Petroleum Institute (API) has in the past steadfastly resisted moves towards something like the "safety case" approach.
This meant, above all, deliberately keeping a low profile in the world while the country steadfastly accumulated wealth and power.
As details of the scandal were revealed, Mr Moreno's image deteriorated rapidly.Even as the evidence mounted, the PDA steadfastly supported its mayor.
Because the Suebi maintained an independent kingdom in Galicia and the Basques steadfastly opposed all attempts at subjugation, the Visigoths did not control the entire peninsula.
After Princess Masako disappeared from the public eye eight months ago, the Imperial Household Agency steadfastly denied that anything was seriously wrong.
