Sentence examples for if one kept from inspiring English sources

It looked sweet and made me think that if one kept undressing him, darker and darker suits would be found underneath".

However, if one kept switching back and forth, well, that wasn't okay -- that was considered to be disruptive to the social order because you were not staying in and fulfilling your role.

Normally, one faces no harm if one keeps one's valuables.

I swear and say, "Not another," and want to ignore it, but some crazy notion hangs on that if one keeps writing it might make a difference.

My view is that Carter is a saint — but only if one keeps in mind Orwell's admonition, in his famous essay on Gandhi, that "saints should always be judged guilty until proved innocent".

It's a Korean folk belief that stories are meant to be told, and that if one keeps them to oneself and hoards them there will be terrible consequences.

"If one keeps looking for the politically opportune moment to visit the United States, this could take three or four years more," he said.

FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE -- For a music critic, the true test of an album's worth is if one keeps listening to it after writing the review.

It is less practical, but theoretically important if one keeps the ρ0 r1) as variable.

If one keeps all the signals at the highest possible level consistent with not overloading, he or she will probably generate less noise than trying to perform several functions in a single circuit.

This should be understood as follows: if one keeps to the letter of the classical principle but in its interpretation substitutes intuitionistic notions for their classical counterparts, one arrives at a contradiction.