Meanings of such constancy in English

The past that haunts it seems to command such constancy in the future.

Without some such constancy on a friend's part, it would have been unbearable.

Few deities appear to have been worshipped with such constancy by the Chaldaean kings.

The Abbot stared at her, feeling that such constancy and courage were almost superhuman.

Only a dog could possibly show such devotion, such constancy.

He would be faithful for years, and Amy could not fail to reward such constancy.

It was so exactly like Roy; and such constancy of devotion went straight to her mother-heart.

She had had no idea of such constancy and courage allied with so much dissimulation and genius.

His eccentricities would have been called whims if he had not stuck to them with such constancy.

But still they endure all the tortures inflicted upon them with such constancy that the spectator is astonished.

He knew such constancy was rare, and before meeting Serena would have believed it impossible for a man such as himself.

I wonder how the good Queen can love him with such constancy; but she is a most virtuous person and patience itself.

Could such constancy, which looked death in its worst form in the face unshrinking, have existed without great and estimable qualities in its possessor?

"She ought to be very proud of such constancy on your part, Mr. Saul, and I have no doubt she will be."