Sentence examples for which was steadfastly from inspiring English sources

The US was the driving force behind the creation of Kosovo which was steadfastly opposed by Serbia's ally, Russia.

The restaurant's name refers to the ethnic diversity of the workers, and to its culinary approach, which is steadfastly international.

But not unlike those of one of her inspirations, Carl Jung, her themes are accessed from her own dreams which are steadfastly recorded in dream journals.

Instead, Blaine worked steadfastly for Grant's reelection, which was a success.

India has steadfastly resisted efforts to repeal the death penalty, which was codified under British rule.

He steadfastly refused to see reason: I had only just picked up the email at the start of the day and would talk to Joe about the work, which wasn't due immediately, when he arrived at school.

(His "The 47 Ronin," parts one and two, which are two angrily, steadfastly, subtly, ironic works of resistance to oppressive rule, and which he made during the war, are also available and I'd watch them too but I have them on VHS at home).

And yet in spite of his anguish and the weight of his detractors, Evans was steadfastly persistent in the pursuit of his ideas, a quality which Evans felt would ultimately see him triumph.

Chevreul was steadfastly opposed to charlatanism.

He also was steadfastly committed to medical education.

Rubenstein said the department was "steadfastly committed to civilian oversight".