Sentence examples for * my adherence from inspiring English sources

Even as I surprised myself with my adherence (minus a few lapses) to a lighter-drinking life, I worried about backsliding when it came to red meat and offal.

In hindsight, 1992 couldn't have been a worse time to reestablish my adherence to the skateboard uniform.

Did my adherence to the Ivy League "label" incur debts my dad was never able to escape?

The book includes several poems by Jewish writers, barely known to Iraqi Muslims today, that reflect their love for and identification with Iraq, as well as the pain of falling prey to its tyrants: "My adherence to Moses's creed / diminished not my love for Muhammad's nation," writes twentieth-century poet Anwar Sha'ul.

I had a letter that really touched me from a cadet at West Point, who said while he didn't necessarily agree with my actions, he admired my convictions -- or not convictions, strike that word -- my adherence to my beliefs.

On the liberal view, where and from whom I learn the principles of morality is just as irrelevant to their contents and to my commitment to them, as where and from whom I learn the principles of mathematics is irrelevant to their contents and my adherence to them.

"My adherence to due process and the rule of law is uncompromising," he said in a comment that received some of the biggest applause from the audience.

When I discuss the complicated nuances of adherence with my students, I often offer up the example of my grandmother.

I cried through all of April, thinking that my fellow human's adherence to either religious or scientific explanation would create tension at my Wintertime Let's All Agree Party once again.

The strength of a relatively unadorned rack of lamb, which came with a delectable timbale of goat cheese and baby spinach, was the meat itself and the kitchen's adherence to my guest's request for medium-rare.

She started observing my unusual behaviors — rigid adherence to routines, unusual reactions to social stimuli, conditional regard for the needs of others — as I became less capable of hiding them.