There were alarming symptoms in the steadfastness of the resistance, and others not less serious in the cowardice of adherents.

and I thank the millions of men and women whose steadfastness and sacrifice triumphed over depression, fascism and communism.

Reverence holds its breath and goes softly, perceiving what it is in this woman's power to do; with what divine patience, steadfastness, and inspiration she must work.

Also, the father of Naani set that ancient Compass to bear; for, as he made explanation to us through the Instrument, so great a power of the Earth-Current must be ours that, perchance it was our force which did affect the pointer from steadfastness.

The foolish cannot bear these with steadfastness but the good only, putting the fair side forward.

Sometimes they would be chatting lightly, at others both would be standing silent, she, maybe, holding a bunch of leaves with untiring steadfastness, for him to copy.

The conversion of Omar was infinitely important to Islam, and the adherence of this impetuous and dauntless mind was directly due to the strength and steadfastness of Mahomet's faith in himself and his message.

Better still, by his steadfastness and high purpose he has won a great inward triumph.

The example of steadfastness which they have set up before us has strengthened us in our determination to carry on the fight in which they lost their lives.

But the power of our people is greater still, and their steadfastness is equal to the need.

It is difficult for men in a good cause, to maintain their steadfastness in opposition to an extensively corrupt public sentiment; in a bad one, against public sentiment purified and enlightened, next to impossible, if not quite so.

It is difficult for men in a good cause, to maintain their steadfastness in opposition to an extensively corrupt public sentiment; in a bad one, against public sentiment purified and enlightened, next to impossible, if not quite so.

His first trait was steadfastness, a trait that, curiously enough, is inherent in all living creatures who are by blood close to the wild wolf, from the German police dog to the savage husky of the North.

She saw her task, and with a faith and steadfastness conformable more to the sun and the earth than to human frailty, her muscles made instant and incredible response.

It was not one of these base passionsknown in the full category to her rescuers who were even now bearing down upon her valleythat kept the steel in her thews and the steadfastness in her heart.

I am still in a state of amazement at the smooth steadfastness of the motion.

She met the scorching intensity of his look with eyes that never wavered, and in spite of himself he was swayed by her steadfastness.

I know how great a thing I am asking, but I also know your generous nature, your steadfastness, your capability to carry through discreetly and swiftly any undertaking you engage in.

"LOI- AUTE, steadfastness to principle, is noble, but personal loyalty, to some mere puppet or the bush the crown hangs on, is a pernicious figment."

How to make use of Christ for steadfastness, in a time when truth is oppressed and borne down.

HOW TO MAKE USE OF CHRIST FOR STEADFASTNESS, IN A TIME WHEN TRUTH IS OPPRESSED AND BORNE DOWN.

I must admit that I rather admire your steadfastness in following out what Allan Morris has desired of you; however, it is a great mistake for a strong nature to submit to the clamorings of a weaker one.

This steadfastness and singleness of purpose, combined with a remarkable power to appreciate, adopt, and express the leading thoughts and aspirations of his own time, make Gutzkow the most efficient leader of the whole group.

She made a little movement of flinching, but the next moment she turned back to him with absolute steadfastness.

"Who cares for that?" exclaimed Charles, who, having always been accustomed to lead and govern his city associates, could not endure the steadfastness with which these "rude country boys," as he called them, held to their own opinions.