Sentence examples for with a staunchly from inspiring English sources

Media Lab Director Joi Ito points to JoDS as "a new model for academic publishing," with a staunchly antidisciplinary outlook.

David Weprin is an observant Jew with a staunchly pro-Israel viewpoint, which is significant in a district with many Orthodox Jewish voters.

The aural artefact, which paved the way for everything from synthesisers to modern electronica, opens with a staunchly conservative tune – the British national anthem.

Mr. Ashcroft, a former governor with a staunchly conservative record, has responded by running as if on tiptoe, delicately but hard.

It is significant that the denunciation was endorsed by most of the major Charedi groupings in New York, including some with a staunchly anti-Zionist theology, such as the powerful Satmar Chasidic sect.

Yet in France, which is home to Europe's biggest Muslim population, some 5m strong, they clash with a staunchly secular tradition.No wonder, then, that the argument over French Islam is not merely a quarrel between Muslims; it also divides France's politicians, who disagree over how far militant Islam can be co-opted.

That sounds a little high concept, which is laughable if you spend even a few moments with the music, a staunchly unvarnished, plainly conservative exemplar of three-chord rock 'n' roll.

They are majoring in development studies at the University of East Anglia in Britain, and came to Genoa with other anti-globalization activists affiliated with the Socialist Workers Party in Britain, a staunchly anti-capitalist group.

It is popular with a public staunchly opposed to nuclear weapons.

But it's not certain that standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Mr. McCain in South Carolina — a staunchly conservative place — will benefit Mr. Romney.

France was asked for $200 million, but with the election last week of a staunchly antiwar Socialist president, François Hollande, no one is expecting they will give that much.