Sentence examples for of deviating from inspiring English sources

States allowed little change for fear of deviating too far from practices that have been declared constitutional.

Each side accused the other of deviating from the mission laid out in the original concept paper.

The administration showed no signs of deviating from its timetable of forcing a showdown within "weeks, not months," as Mr. Bush put it last week.

Emily Hall, an analyst at Morningstar, said managers of global funds were wary of deviating too far from the weightings assigned to major markets within benchmarks.

Captain Schettino's superiors have accused him of deviating from a plotted course on Friday night with an unauthorized detour to give passengers a better view of Giglio.

Describing Russia's strategy "tragically flawed", US Defence Secretary Ash Carter he once again accused Moscow of deviating from its pledge to only target Isis.

The latest fatwa has been slapped on singer and television presenter Jamelia, guilty of deviating from the politically correct view that fat is fabulous.

On the floor of the Senate on Tuesday, Mr. Reid accused Republicans of deviating from normal disaster relief policies in the name of fiscal austerity.

A French-born priest, the Rev. Pierre Mathon, announced that he intended to celebrate a "Mass of repudiation" of religious practices that he described as "demonic" and accused the black clergy of deviating from the one true faith.

Everton show no sign of deviating from their plan to take their time in identifying a new manager, with Roberto Martínez still unwilling publicly to discuss the possibility of succeeding David Moyes.

All this points to a coach with little self-assurance in what he has achieved this season, stumbling across something so successful he is now fearful of deviating from it.