Sentence examples for never slides from inspiring English sources

For all its teasing razzle-dazzle, though, it is the human warmth of the writing and acting that ensures the play never slides into tricksiness.

Alex Austin and Jake Davies as the siblings both suggest an intelligence and creativity crushed by hopeless circumstances, Annes Elwy plays their Welsh saviour with a radiant sincerity that never slides into sentimentality, and Sian Breckin lends their mother a blowsy sensuality reminiscent of Helen in A Taste of Honey.

And Rob Brydon's sad-eyed, sat nav-obsessed Uncle Bryn reading out a letter to Stacey from her late dad in the back of the wedding car could've been pure slush, but while the show is warm, it never slides too far into sentiment.

Although his narrative never slides into an ardent polemic, it is arguable that Reza Aslan's Jesus is a bold and tireless advocate for the poor.

Those laughs never slide into mockery.

I thought the defender was obviously going to come in and slide but he never slid, he never tackled".

Jeter never slid headfirst in a game until June 26 , 1998 when he dived into first against the Mets.

The tone was often startlingly austere rather than grandiloquent, while the BBCPO's playing was lean and supple, never sliding towards high Romantic opulence.

The adaptation by Ms. Mann, she of the mind, the stage savvy and the human connectedness that never slide into complacency, falls easily on the ear.

He placed the buttered brick neatly in place, explaining that one never slid it around because that thinned the bed of mortar too much.

"But I remember talking to Monica Seles, and she said, 'I never slide and I still won the French, so don't worry about it.' And, you know, Andre doesn't slide either".