He stanchly fronted the world in a corduroy suit and high-laced boots, a handkerchief knotted at his throat above a flannel shirt, and a somewhat proletarian cap set upon his well-posed head.
However helpless he might be in a court, he could be counted on to stand up stanchly in a personal argument.
Though it be the prosperous capital of New England, it is a city of homes, and the dwellers of it have held stanchly to the belief of their forefathers that the home is the very foundation-rock of the nation.
In all his wild life he had been true to me, and he had clung to me stanchly in this, my greatest peril.
Held stanchly to other beliefs, too: that wealth carries with it some little measure of responsibility.
He was stanchly supported by the other man and by the lady who had come to me for assistance.
More than once when the station was attacked and the women loaded the guns of the men to expedite the shooting, she kept stanchly at his elbow throughout the thunderous conflict, and charged and primed the alternate rifles which he fired.
Throughout the country, indeed, Burr's numerous adherents had provedstanchly loyal to him.
As you may well suppose, it was a source of much fun and laughter to the Nimrods to see, regularly hunting with their harriers, a dog which possibly had stanchly pointed at birds the preceding day.
He stood stanchly in support of many of those factors which work for the betterment of the individual and for the community and at the same time he conducted a successful business indicative of his ability and his enterprise.
He gave careful consideration to the grave questions which came up for settlement and stanchly supported any movement which he considered of vital worth.
He stands stanchly for the right as he sees it, and his position is never an equivocal one.
In his political views Mr. Beaudoin is a liberal, stanchly upholding the principles of his party.
Since that time he has taken no active part in politics aside from exercising his right of franchise and standing stanchly in support of principles and measures in which he believes.
He has rendered to his party service as a tactician and he is now sitting for Hochelaga in the provincial legislature, stanchly supporting Sir Lomer Gouin in his policy of progressive legislation.
In his political affiliations Mr. Hébert is a liberal, stanchly upholding the principles of his party.
He is a conservative in his political affiliations and stanchly upholds the principles of his party.
He nodded toward the old walls rising so stanchly from the storm.
Then there came a shout, and the men with the stretched rug moved stanchly to his call.
Throughout this period and well into the hot weather of June Mavis was stanchly toiling, both as clerical assistant in the office and general servant in the house.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stanchly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
