Sentence examples for far more constant from inspiring English sources

But the man Cathedral had killed had become a far more constant visitor.

But it is easy to name many officials with far more constant protection.

This drive for power is a far more constant element in his makeup than is the philosophy behind any particular revolutionary panacea he may be peddling.

But walking has also taught me something far more important than my constant kvetching conveys.

This period of constant length, far more convenient for civil purposes, is the mean solar day, which has a duration in sidereal time of 24 hours 3 minutes 56.55 seconds.

Saban cares far less about the various rating systems for recruits and far more about his own system of constant evaluation.

I've done far more "dangerous" work in my near-constant cloning than this sheep attempting to pass as a wolf... nay, a lion.

Mr. Wren of Omnicom said he agreed that improving the outlook for women in the industry was "a real and constant challenge," particularly when far more women in influential positions could now be found in clients' executive suites.

But giddy as I was playing with my reclining bed-chair, I had the opportunity with this injury to be given something far more precious -- the knowledge that the constant care of this annoying condition (diabetes) pays off.

His songs are beautiful, stunning even in their own intangible way; his layered electropop with constant tinges of EDM contains far more depth than the work of Sam Smith (an obvious touchpoint).

Far more serious, however, is the loss of individual constants.