Sentence examples for would staunchly from inspiring English sources

"Which two?" I might say, just to derail him, and he would staunchly say, "Josie.

It's pretty much a blank canvas for other flavours, and though I suspect suggestions such as red wine, blue cheese or truffles risk overwhelming the meat, I would staunchly defend your constitutional right to give them a try.

The high command of Mr Kan's party would be staunchly opposed, fearing the DPJ would lose.

Repressive legislation and physical intimidation designed to prevent newly enfranchised African Americans from voting despite passage of the Fifteenth Amendment ensured that the South would remain staunchly Democratic for nearly a century (see black code).

If they could be heard over the furore, tadpole shrimps, arguably the oldest surviving animal genus (having changed very little in the last 300 million years), would be staunchly advocating that the Tadpoleshrimpozoic makes the most sense on paper.

Newly-minted Bloc Québécois Leader Martine Ouellet has even outright argued that putting the "visibly religious" Singh at the head of the party would alienate staunchly secular French Canada, although there are lots of reasons to believe that this is just posturing on her part.

"Would Warren Entsch [a staunchly pro-gay marriage Liberal minister] drop his campaign on the issue?

True libertarians, however, wouldn't be as staunchly anti-choice as Paul & Son.

Sunday's effort drew in volunteers who, until a few months ago, would have described themselves as staunchly apolitical.

"I feel we're both staunchly Labour and would vote Labour if we could, but I don't know what their philosophy is any more".

The reason for the shutdown, reporters and editors said, was a deep fear that the president's loyalists, armed and furious with a press they viewed as staunchly anti-Chávez, would attack and kill reporters if they were sent into the streets.