Sentence examples for would be staunch from inspiring English sources

However, one technology executive at a major studio, who did not want to be named because the matter is legally delicate, predicted there would be staunch resistance to RealDVD.

The judge, a co-author of the leading text on jury instructions, also made clear that he would be a staunch advocate for the prospective jurors.

Plus, the restaurant would be a staunch competitor to Satan's burgeoning empire known as Applebee's.

You would be a staunch supporter of Israel and deeply suspicious of countries like Russia identified with the antichrist in the end times literature.

"You would think that an American university would be a staunch defender of Hirsi Ali's right to free speech and wouldn't capitulate to a mob of politically correct Muslims at the first sign of trouble," the paper went on.

"I know there will be staunch Ulster Unionists and staunch DUP members who are so narrow in their conceptions they would vote for no other unionist".

Even then, within the context of its meaning, Sanders would be considered a staunch capitalist to democratic-socialists in Europe.

As the United States puts its troops in place for a possible attack on Iraq, Americans might expect that Kurdish survivors of Mr. Hussein's gas attacks would be among the staunchest supporters of an invasion.

By the end of oral argument, however, Sotomayor would be Goldstein's staunchest ally.

She's an arresting actor in danger of being typecast as the mad victim; it would be good to see her being staunch and sane.

You might have never thought you would be friends with a staunch Republican, a girl who is obsessed with her modeling career, or a guy who chain smokes and covers his body with tattoos.