Meanings of great constancy in English

The parliament, however, scrupled not to pass sentence upon him; and he died with great constancy and courage.

With this creed, experimental love was a logical sequence, and great constancy was already to be unprogressive stubbornness.

Then shall the just stand with great constancy against those that have afflicted them, and taken away their labours.

After this he betook himself to some private devotions, and then suffered with great constancy and resignation of mind.

Another point of great constancy is the position of the pancreas and its relation to the curve of the duodenum.

Sometimes he suffered incision and cauteries with so great constancy as never to be seen so much as to wince.

Although Prager and his wife stood by me with great constancy, my real centre of intimacy was the original Sainton-Luders' household.

Several years of experience with these bells has shown that when once properly assembled they maintain the same rate of vibration with great constancy.

(7) In which army is there the greater constancy both in reward and punishment?

Human nature is therefore a variable, and its ideal cannot have a greater constancy than the demands to which it gives expression.

"We must all show great constancy," Caspian was saying.