Sentence examples for or deviated from inspiring English sources

She is treated more severely than if she were a man who had seduced or deviated a girl.

At an event in downtown Madrid this week, the prime minister, his forehead shining with sweat, never cracked a smile or deviated from a prepared text.

But given good evidence, the government could argue that the companies cut corners or deviated so much from standard industry practice that they knew a blowout could happen.

He has rarely stepped into the limelight or deviated much from Mr. Greenspan on his view of the economy, and administration officials have little sense of whether he has the right leadership skills.

ON FOOD When Miles was asked about his favorite places to eat, he insisted that he seldom dined out or deviated from his daily regimen of Cobb salads and fish.

The Trueness Meter, which costs around 12,000 pounds (or $18,700) and took four years to develop, goes one step further, showing how much the ball moved laterally, how it bounced or snaked or deviated.

Axelrod presents a "norms game" in which agents probabilistically choose to comply with the norm, or deviate from it, and then other agents can probabilistically choose to punish any deviations at some cost to them.

You mustn't hesitate or deviate when speaking.

They say you can't repeat or hesitate or deviate but that's how I actually talk, I don't know why they ever got me on".

Each strand of Mr. Obrosey's lacelike compositions behaves according to strict spatial and structural rules; they may twist and turn, conform or deviate eccentrically.

The players themselves are represented by animated figures and become entirely responsible for their own online identities, which can reflect who they are in real life or deviate from it drastically.