Sentence examples for backsliding from from inspiring English sources

I felt guilty sometimes, like someone backsliding from church to write stories".

Politicians have reflected that mood, backsliding from promises they made in the aftermath.

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage said talk of a transitional deal was "more backsliding" from the government.

However, this very same government has since been backsliding from implementing its own commitments, promises and obligations made at the UNHRC.

Any lingering doubts about the U-turn were settled by Mr McLeish's statement this week that "there will be no backsliding" from the commitment to provide free personal care for all.

The new plan will allow them to go at 58.Yet instead of welcoming this backsliding from reform, union leaders expressed outrage over another idea: to ensure that pension costs are not increased inexorably by rising life expectancy.

This time, we hope the DOJ will remain a vigilant partner who can prevent any backslide from the promising steps toward reform.

Her son doesn't flush, her brother doesn't shower, and her ex is Oliver Platt, reprising his recent backsliding bastard from the film Please Give.

But he agreed to sit down with Forbes to deny he is "backsliding" away from the free markets of Thatcherism.

Unions have accused the government of "total betrayal" as it emerged that up to 800 redundancies from Clydeside shipyards could result from backsliding on David Cameron's pledge to provide a steady stream of orders to safeguard the industry.

To keep the agency from backsliding into the Hoover days, those recommendations should be followed promptly.