So, too, the signora, steadfast in her icy pose.
A year into the credit crisis, it has too often been steadfast in its rewards and lavish in its approach to failure.The three banks that have suffered the heftiest losses since credit first crunched Citigroup, Merrill Lynch and UBS have all swept out the old management since their problems surfaced.
Many may also flinch at his explanation for the rise of the Nazis: that Germans, "so true, so forbearing, so steadfast", were also too trusting and easily led astray by charlatans.Thomas Mann, the author of "Death in Venice", who fled Hitler, was caustic about writers who remained.
Just as they persevered, we too must be courageous and steadfast in our commitment to end human trafficking, a modern day form of slavery.
"[Obama's] virtue was to try to be consistent, steadfast and not to react too much from the gut and too emotionally.
Otherwise it will be too bad!' " In view of the steadfast anti-Catholicism of the Italian Communists, it was only natural that they should have detected a wicked rapport between Coca-Cola and the Vatican.
Gross knows that the company can't stay its current course but worries that "too much pandering" will scare away its steadfast base.
A lyric from his song "Hey" exemplifies his steadfast commitment to representing his too-often ignored position: "Ask a gay question / Here's a black answer".
Bryant has remained a steadfast advocate of the native spinach too, even growing the greens at home.
"We can also resist by working to survive, by being steadfast, by not making concessions – all these are forms of resistance too".
