staunchly

I am one of those who staunchly defend my home state.

An hour ago she had been defending him so staunchly.

That's why it's so cold in here, she told herself staunchly.

She had braced for such words and now took them staunchly.

She had staunchly believed in his integrity up to now.

"Chris was so staunchly Republican at that time," she said.

They're staunchly conservative, and the press will eat them alive.

Congress, once a puppet to the president, has become staunchly independent.

Too many, including those who followed the way of right most staunchly, lived by appearances alone.

Other parents in the community have staunchly defended the coaches.

The European public opinion was staunchly opposed to the war.

He held it for 12 years, making his name as a staunchly conservative politician.

She turned staunchly and started out of the house, speaking quickly to cover her confusion.

But he staunchly opposed cash assistance for people who could work.

So he is staunchly against keeping the puppy when it appears.

Born to a staunchly Southern father, he was ashamed of his behavior toward her.

Demonstrate that you are serious about fighting the drug business and we will stay staunchly by your side.

The man looked ninety, if a day, and was still staunchly constructed.

He has maintained a staunchly conservative voting record on economic issues.

Even human rights groups say that some of them remain staunchly committed to the group's violent cause.

But the police and many in the news media have staunchly defended the way they handled the case.

"I intend to tell you all the truth," said Chris staunchly.

You combine a sound business head with a staunchly patriotic spirit.

Bill's butt, I told myself staunchly, was every bit as neat.

"We'll be all right when we get our second wind," said Pat staunchly.