Sentence examples for anyone to stick from inspiring English sources

When we are relativists in that sense, we really cannot trust anyone to stick to any kind of principle at all.

There basically was no such thing as modern-day trade diplomacy; tariffs were high, and no one would have trusted anyone to stick to trade agreements anyway, since everyone was trying to maintain trade surpluses at once.

All of these attacks were both routine in their scale and contours and far too vague for anyone to stick a catching headline on.

Unfortunately, it's hard to encourage anyone to stick with a professional field where part of the job is getting used to hearing degrading, insulting, and horrific things said to you.

However, along with the ease of story creation came the inevitable clutter; with everyone (and every brand) suddenly producing their own stories and clamouring for attention, you'll need to seriously make a statement if you expect anyone to stick around for more than a few seconds.

For anyone wanting to stick to tradition, the correct formal address for the monarch is "your majesty" and then "ma'am".

It also pairs with Bluetooth headphones and can store up to 3GB of music, making for the perfect package for anyone looking to stick to a new regime in 2018.

The fact that the unveiling of the painting in 1988 caused the US ambassador to storm out of the room will be an added attraction for anyone wanting to stick it to The Man.

I remember the teacher saying, "If anyone wants to stick around and go through the movie and look at some of the decisions the director made... .. And I thought, "Somebody made decisions!?" [Laughs.] This teacher went through the movie with a little flashlight and I couldn't fathom how all those little decisions added up to feeling this emotion.

The thought of so many changes happening so fast could make anyone want to stick their head in the sand and hide.

Up at the grounation - which typically lasts for a few days or as long as anyone wants to stick around - slow-thumping drums set the pace to the words of the Rastas' biggie: the biblically-inspired "Rivers of Babylon" (based on psalms that helped spark a global religion whose deity is a 20th century Ethiopian emperor believed to be the 225th descendant of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba).