Příklady steadfastly

• While national leaders reluctantly accepted state reform, they steadfastly refused to consider any modification of their own highly centralised political party structures.

• They have maintained a steadfastly scientific approach to their work and have resisted the temptation to make wild claims about their 'new electrotherapy'.

• The majority of self-help manuals are handbooks of a youthful middle age, steadfastly looking forward to the past.

• But they steadfastly avoided emulating the white man in this regard.

• Strangely enough, however, though selfstyled patriots of all stripes imagined schooling as indispensable to the republic, schools themselves remained steadfastly local institutions.

• Although he steadfastly denies "seeing" in the usual way when presented with visual stimuli, he frequently describes some kind of concurrent awareness.

• Our successful agers did not seem to opt for this option - in fact they steadfastly resisted it for the moment.

• This could, eventually, spell disaster for those opera houses that have steadfastly resisted innovation on stage.

• Only later would it be learned that formidable mountains in the back country stood steadfastly in the way.

• Let us remain steadfastly attentive to the central mission of resilience research: to use existing scholarship and research toward maximizing the well-being and life chances of vulnerable children and families.

• Lkhe dashed forward to get near, but his fury was futile because the security guards steadfastly held him back.

• At their most engaging, these accounts of difference steadfastly refuse to reduce identity to one or the other, negating claims to either form of pure determination.

• The latter, meanwhile, steadfastly refused all such demands or entreaties on the ground that they were merely tenants not owners of the land whose proprietor was the state.

• For well over two years by this time he had steadfastly maintained that the mass of the neutron was about 1.0067 amu - definitely smaller than the mass of the proton.

• If, after such consideration, you still remain ignorant of decisive facts, then look to your highest loyalty; look steadfastly at the cause of universal loyalty itself.