Playing right field with an enlarged prostate requires a certain singularity of purpose, a steadfastness of mind.
You'll find more periods in his lines of dialogue than question marks, indicating a steadfastness of thought.
He went on to say that "the backbone of the NATO alliance gives the coalition a steadfastness which "coalitions of the willing" cannot match.
Sushenya remains unwilling to compromise his principles to the end, a steadfastness that will bring the film its disquieting final scene.
That shape-shifting quality, along with a puritan's work ethic, enables her to inhabit varied roles with the steadfastness of a rent-control tenant and has frequently brought rapturous reviews.
Vermonters clearly set an example with their steadfastness and unflinching readiness to take a moral stance and reject the effort to divide the community along lines of race, ethnicity or national origin.
According to Franz Marc, one of the principal painters of the German expressionist movement, "we refer with pleasure and with steadfastness to the case of El Greco, because the glory of this painter is closely tied to the evolution of our new perceptions on art".
Mark Zuckerberg seems unlikely to shift his assertion that VR is the future, and with that steadfastness, if there's a market in VR, Facebook will likely be the one to realize it, both on the hardware side with Oculus and what Facebook has shown with software like Spaces.
He appeared onstage with a representative of the Steadfastness Front, before an unruly audience that hurled questions out of turn, booed, cheered, and broke into chants.
The Nova Scotian sailor – the first man recorded as sailing singlehanded around the world – survived, rewarding his own steadfastness with a wood fire, pot of coffee and good Irish stew.
