Sentence examples for a kind of constancy from inspiring English sources
And I was glad to get back to a kind of constancy.
Albeit in this case the dominant career notes are not constant revolution, but a maddening kind of constancy.
Over the next quarter-century, he was to become a key figure at the National: not just a man for all seasons, but a symbol of the kind of constancy you associate more with the Moscow Art Theatre than with the fly-by-night, freelance British system.
Looking back, Bowie has become a kind of touchstone for that past, its glories and its glorious failures, but also for some kind of constancy in the present and for the possibility of a future, even the demand for a better future.
He opened his set backed only by acoustic guitar, singing Sade's "By Your Side," which promises the kind of constancy he never receives in his own songs.
For those who think the justification of love is possible, it is common to understand such justification in terms of evaluation, and the answers here affect various accounts' attempts to make sense of the kind of constancy or commitment love seems to involve, as well as the sense in which love is directed at particular individuals.
His body fitfully rallied, hanging on to the final constancies of life with a kind of primordial cunning, as if my father knew, down in his blood and in his bones, that sometimes the market turns against you, that sometimes you must settle for the best among bad deals, and that a miserable equilibrium is still an equilibrium.
