steadfastness

"Great challenges still lie ahead of us. We need endurance, unity, courage, and steadfastness. Together we will fight, and with God's help - together we will win."

“All Lebanese want steadfastness against Israel,” he said.

Shakespeare already built in a reversal between these characters; Macbeth’s early hesitance and caution shifts to untethered resolve, while Lady Macbeth’s early steadfastness shifts to guilt and madness.

Given the lengthy nature of TV contracts and relative steadfastness of fans, any immediate impact may be subtle.

While Churchill’s political gift was steadfastness, Roosevelt’s was nimble dexterity.