Use of the word steadfast in a sentence example

steadfast

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My mother really loved my father and remained steadfast to her marriage vows even after my father died. [adjective]

The priest was steadfast in his belief that Christ had died for the sins of all mankind. [adjective]

Steadfast love of god never ceases. [adjective]

He is your only earnest admirer; and a love so steadfast, backed by a fortune so respectable, should not be discarded lightly. [adjective]

Of all the King's servants this one had been the most steadfast, was marked in the black book of the Parliament as a notorious Malignant. [adjective]

"Behold how the hand of the Lord is steadfast over those who serve him." [adjective]

I may count upon your steadfast heart, I know, and your wonderful quickness of perception. [adjective]

But she did not know the value yet of a steadfast and unselfish heart, and her own was not quite of that order. [adjective]

Women may wander from this one to that, because they have nothing to bind them; but a man is of steadfast material. [adjective]

Faith was her elder by three years or more, and as steadfast as a rock, yet as tender as young moss. [adjective]

She accepted these assurances at their true value and remained steadfast. [adjective]

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