Sentence examples for a far more steady from inspiring English sources

No one expects him to play — only to learn and improve in practice, under the eyes of his former coach Josh McDaniels, now the Patriots' offensive coördinator, and Tom Brady, a Hall of Fame veteran and a far more steady presence than Mark Sanchez.

The 28-year-old from Paris is one of the most flamboyant players on the tour, and a regular in the daily highlights reel, but, playing without a coach in New York, he proved far more steady than Dimitrov.

He has more gears than a Schwinn racer, is able to stutter-step past anyone and is far more steady than the player for whom he was traded, Jason Williams.

But at a time when Congress has drug companies that make one-time egregious price spikes in its crosshairs, the slow and steady rise in drug prices — a far more widespread practice — flies under the radar.

Together, legal experts say, these cases suggest he would continue the court's steady shift from a strict separation between government and religion to a far more permeable relationship — a matter with implications for public and private schools.

Compared to the uncomplicated, straightforward soldier whose military service and subsequent political career revealed a slow but steady retreat from slavery, the enigmatic master of Monticello makes for a far more elusive subject.

James Salter is a far more unusual case.

And a far more revered one.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.

It champions a far more potent ideology.

"This was a far more complex project.