Sentence examples for discipline with which from inspiring English sources

The discipline with which the kitchen staff operates should hold steady for at least a while.

The discipline with which he manages his business might also not be immediately apparent.

But just as the president's reliance has grown, House Republicans are no longer showing the unity and discipline with which they passed his tax cuts earlier this year.

Paulina has enormous needs, too, though she's proud of the discipline with which she represses them; when the girls around her can't do the same, it turns her stomach, and turns her against them.

The discipline with which reform supporters from both parties held together in the House was heartening -- even if the underlying message was simply that legislators have finally begun to believe that their constituents really do care about fixing the corrupt big-money system of financing campaigns.

As ever, Seavey and Lance Mackey were a study in contrasts, from their doctrines on paw maintenance (Seavey used a clear ointment, to increase circulation, and Mackey preferred pink goo, an anti-inflammatory) to the discipline with which they approached mealtime.

This cynical ploy gave the Brotherhood a level of political experience no other opposition to Mr Mubarak could match.The temporary military rulers who followed Mr Mubarak saw the Brotherhood as a partner capable of harnessing the Egyptian "street" while subject to the sort of discipline with which military men feel comfortable.

What set a Puritan off from other Protestants was the literalness with which he held to his creed, the discipline with which he watched his soul's health, the militancy of his faith, and the sense that he was somehow apart from the rest of corrupt humanity.